Karnataka Lok Sabha constituencies and important candidates: First Phase on April 18, 2019 1. Bangalore North—Krishna Byre Gowda (Congress) and D.V.Sadananda Gowda (BJP). 2. Bangalore South—B.K.Hariprasad (Congress) and L.S.Tejasvi Surya (BJP). 3. Bangalore Central—P.C.Mohan (BJP), Prakash raj and Rizwan Arshad (Congress). 4. Bangalore Rural—DK.Suresh (Congress) and Ashwathnarain (BJP) 5. Hassan –Prajwal Revanna (Janata Dal-S) and A.Manju (BJP) 6. Dakshin Kannada—Nalinkumar Kateel (BJP) and Mithun Rai (Congress). 7. Udupi-Chikamagalur—Shobha Karandlaje (BJP) and Pramod Madhwaraj (JD- S) 8. Chitradurga—A.Narayanaswamy (BJP) and B.N.Chandrappa (Congress). 9. Tumkur—H.D.Deve Gowda (Janata Dal-S) and G.S.Basavaraju (BJP). 10. Mandya—Nikhil Gowda (Janata Dal-S) and Sumalatha Ambareesh (Independent). 11. Mysuru—Pratap Simha (BJP) and C.H.Vijayashankar (Congress) 12. Chamarajanagar—V.Srinivas Prasad (BJP) and R.Dhruvanarayan (Congress). 13. Chickballapur—M.Veerappa Moily (Congress) and B.N.Bache Gowda (BJP) 14. Kolar—K.H.Muniyappa (Congress) and S.Muniswamy (BJP) Second Phase on April 23, 2019 1. Chikkodi—Prakash Hukkeri (Congress) and Shashikala Annasaheb Jolle (BJP) 2. Belagavi—Suresh Angadi (BJP) and V.S.Sadhunnavar (Congress) 3. Bagalkot—P.C.Gaddigoudar (BJP) and Veena Kashappanavar (Congress) 4. Bijapur –Ramesh Jigajinagi (BJP) and Sunitha Devanand Chavan (JD-S). 5. Gulbarga—M.Mallikarjuna Kharge (Congress) and V.Umesh Jadhav (BJP) 6. Raichur—B.V.Naik (Congress) and Raja Amaresh Naik (BJP) 7. Bidar—Bhagwanth Khuba (BJP) and B.Eshwar Khandre (Congress) 8. Koppal—Rajashekar Itnal (Congress) and Karadi Sanganna Amarappa (BJP) 9. Ballari—V.S.Ugrappa (Congress) and Y.Devendrappa (BJP) 10. Haveri—Shivakumar Udasi (BJP) and D.R.Patil (Congress) 11. Dharwad—Pralhad Joshi (BJP) and Vinay Kulkarni (Congress) 12. Uttara Kannada—Anantkumar Hegde (BJP) and Anand Asnotikar (JD-S) 13. Davanagere—G.M.Siddeshwar (BJP) and H.B.Manjappa ( Congress) 14. Shimoga—B.Y.Raghavendra (BJP) and Madhu Bangarappa (JD-S). .