Kodangal (Assembly constituency)

Kodangal
Constituency for the Vidhan Sabha
District	Mahbubnagar
State	Telangana
Electorate	1,38,300
Current constituency
Created	1952
Party	Telugu Desam Party
MLA	Revanth Reddy

Kondangal Assembly constituency is a constituency of Telangana Legislative Assembly, India. It is one of 14 constituencies in Mahbubnagar district.It is part of Mahbubnagar Lok Sabha constituency.

Currently the constituency is held by Telugu Desam Party leader Revanth Reddy,who is also floor leader of TDP in Telangana Legislative Assembly

Mandals

The Assembly Constituency presently comprises the following Mandals:

No	Mandal Name
1	Kodangal
2	Bomraspeta
3	Kosgi
4	Doulatabad
5	Maddur

Members of Legislative Assembly

Members of Legislative State Assembly, who represented Kodangal.^[1]

Year of election	MLA	Political Party
1952	Anant Reddy Veeraswami	Indian National Congress
1962	Rukma Reddy	Independent
1967	K. Achyutha Reddy	Indian National Congress
1972	Nandharam Venkataiah	Independent
1978	Gurunadh Reddy	Independent
1983	Gurunadh Reddy	Indian National Congress
1985	Nandharam Venkataiah	Telugu Desam Party
1989	Gurunadh Reddy	Indian National Congress
1994	Nandharam Venkataiah	Telugu Desam Party
1996(Bi)	N. Surya Narayana	Telugu Desam Party
1999	Gurunadh Reddy	Indian National Congress
2004	Gurunadh Reddy	Indian National Congress
2009	Revanth Reddy^[2]	Telugu Desam Party
2014-Incumbent	Revanth Reddy	Telugu Desam Party

* In 1951 the state name was Hyderabad. It was changed to Andhra Pradesh after States Reorganisation Act of 1956 and 2014 elections were held in Telangana

Election results

Telangana Legislative Assembly election, 2014

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Telangana Assembly Elections, 2014:Kodangal (Assembly constituency)
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	TDP	Revanth Reddy	54,026	39.06%
	TRS	Gurunath Reddy	39,412	28.5%
	INC	D. Vittal Rao	36,304	26.25%
	BSP	Esuvaiah	1,474	1.07%
Majority			14,614
Turnout			1,38,300	71.07%
	TDP hold		Swing

References

Assembly constituencies of Telangana

Assembly
Constituencies

Adilabad district	Sirpur Chennur (SC) Bellampalli (SC) Mancherial Asifabad (ST) Khanapur (ST) Adliabad Boath (ST) Nirmal Mudhole

Nizamabad district	Bodhan Jukkal (SC) Banswada Yellareddy Kamareddy Nizamabad (Urban) Nizamabad (Rural) Balkonda Armoor

Karimnagar district	Koratla Jagtial Dharmapuri Ramagundam Manthani Peddapalle Karimnagar Choppadandi (SC) Vemulawada Sircilla Manakondur (SC) Huzurabad Husnabad

Medak district	Siddipet Medak Narayankhed Andole (SC) Narsapur Zahirabad (SC) Sangareddy Patancheru Dubbak Gajwel

Ranga Reddy district	Malkajgiri Medchal Quthbullapur Kukatpally Uppal Ibrahimpatnam L. B. Nagar Maheshwaram Rajendranagar Serilingampally Chevella (SC) Pargi Vicarabad (SC) Tandur

Hyderabad district	Malakpet Musheerabad Amberpet Khairatabad Jubilee Hills Sanathnagar Nampally Karwan Goshamahal Charminar Chandrayangutta Yakutpura Bahadurpura Secunderabad Secunderabad Cantt.

Mahbubnagar district	Kodangal Narayanpet Mahbubnagar Jadcherla Devarkadra Makthal Wanaparthy Gadwal Alampur Nagarkurnool Achampet Kalwakurthy Shadnagar Kollapur

Nalgonda district	Devarakonda Nagarjuna Sagar Miryalaguda Huzurnagar Kodad Suryapet Nalgonda Munugode Bhongir Nakrekal (SC) Thungathurthi (SC) Alair

Warangal district	Jangaon Ghanpur(Station) Palakurthi Dornakal Mahabubabad(ST) Narsampet Parkal Warangal West Warangal East Waradhanapet(SC) Bhupalpalle Mulug(ST)

Khammam district	Pinapaka(ST) Yellandu (ST) Khammam Palair Madhira (SC) Wyra (ST) Sathupalle (SC) Kothagudem Aswaraopeta Bhadrachalam(ST)

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