Prathap Simha
BJP
C H Vijayashankar
Cong
Dr B Chandra (chandregowda)
BSP
Ayub Khan
INCP
Sreenivasaiah
IND
Venkatesha D NayakaIND
Asharani V
UPP
Alagudu LingarajuIND
Raju S/0 Late ChaluvashettyIND
Lokesh Kumar GIND
RaviIND
G M MahadevaIND
R MaheshaIND
Sandhya P S
SUCIC
M J Suresh GowdaIND
Ningappa B DIND
Alishan SIND
Kaveriamma N KIND
P K Biddappa
KPPR
K S SomasunderIND
N NageshIND
Anand Kumar MINDOne of the 28 Lok Sabha constituencies in Karnataka, Mysore, went to polls in the second phase of the 2019 general election. Mysore is among the 14 constituencies in the state to have voted in the second phase of 17th Lok Sabha election. The other 14 constituencies from Karnataka voted on April 23. The Mysore constituency consists of Madikeri, Virajpet, Piriyapatna, Hunsur, Chamundeshwari, Krishnaraja, Chamaraja and Narasimharaja assembly segments.
A total of 18,57,713 voters are registered in this constituency as per the election commission records. Among them are 9,29,889 female voters, 9,27,676 male voters and 148 third gender voters.
Mysore has witnessed a victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP in 1998, 2004 and 2014.
The BJP is again fielding the current member of parliament Pratap Simha for the Mysore seat. 42-year-old Mr Simha holds a Masters degree in Communication and Journalism from Mangalore University. Since September 2018 he is a Member of the Standing Committee on Finance. He is the youngest recipient of prestigious "Rajyotsava" Award for excellence in Journalism from the Government of Karnataka.
Congress party, which had 41.05% of the total votes in the last election, is fielding CH Vijayashankar as its candidate this time. B Chandregowda has been nominated by the Bahujan Samaj Party.
Among the 22 contenders are 15 independent candidates. 4 candidates are contesting for the Mysore seat with regional party tickets.
| Constituency | Leading | Party | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bagalkot |  Gaddigoudar Chandanagouda | BJP | Won |
| Bangalore Central |  PCMohan | BJP | Won |
| Bangalore North |  D V Sadananda Gowda | BJP | Won |
| Bangalore Rural |  D KSuresh | Cong | Won |
| Bangalore South |  Tejasvi Surya | BJP | Won |
| Belgaum |  Angadi Channabasappa | BJP | Won |
| Bellary |  Y Devendrappa | BJP | Won |
| Bidar |  Bhagwanth Khuba | BJP | Won |
| Bijapur |  Jigajinagi Chandappa | BJP | Won |
| Chamarajanagar |  V Srinivas Prasad | BJP | Won |
| Chikkballapur |  B N Bache Gowda | BJP | Won |
| Chikkodi |  Annasaheb | BJP | Won |
| Chitradurga |  A Narayanaswamy | BJP | Won |
| Dakshina Kannada |  Nalin Kumar Kateel | BJP | Won |
| Davanagere |  G M Siddeshwar | BJP | Won |
| Dharwad |  Pralhad Joshi | BJP | Won |
| Gulbarga |  Dr Umesh Jadhav | BJP | Won |
| Hassan |  Prajwal Revanna |  JDS | Won |
| Haveri |  UdasiS C | BJP | Won |
| Kolar |  SMuniswamy | BJP | Won |
| Koppal |  Karadi Amarappa | BJP | Won |
| Mandya |  Sumalatha Ambareesh |  IND-BJP | Won |
| Raichur |  Raja Amareshwara Naik | BJP | Won |
| Shimoga |  B Y Raghavendra | BJP | Won |
| Tumkur |  G S Basavaraj | BJP | Won |
| Udupi Chikmagalur |  Shobha Karandlaje | BJP | Won |
| Uttara Kannada |  Anant Kumar Hegde | BJP | Won |
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