1957 Mysore Legislative Assembly election

The 1957 Mysore Legislative Assembly election was held between February 1957 and March 1957, marking a significant moment in the democratic evolution of the Mysore State in India. This election was the second since the state's reorganization in 1956 and was conducted to elect members to the 116-seat Mysore Legislative Assembly. The Indian National Congress emerged as the dominant political party, securing a substantial majority under the leadership of D. Devaraj Urs, who later became the Chief Minister. The election was notable for its high voter turnout and the active participation of various political factions, reflecting the growing political engagement in the region. The results contributed to shaping the governance and development policies in Mysore during the subsequent decade.