It is expected that the Congress would hold onto power in Chhattisgarh and dethrone the BJP in Madhya Pradesh.
While the BJP might win Rajasthan, the Mizo National Front (MNF) and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) are expected to hold onto Mizoram and Telangana, respectively.
Why is this story important?
An exit poll is a survey that is carried out immediately following a voter’s departure from the polls. Up until the results are announced, in this case on December 3, it shows the polling trends.
The Election Commission forbade the release of exit poll results until after polling was completed in every state due to the elections being held on separate days, in order to avoid influencing voters.
Most likely, Congress will win Chhattisgarh.
According to an exit poll conducted by India Today and My Axis India, the BJP is forecast to win 36–46 seats in Chhattisgarh, while the incumbent Congress is expected to win 40–50 of the state’s 90 seats.
The C-Voter exit poll predicted that the BJP would win 36–48 seats and the Congress would win 41–53 seats.
Jan ki Baat projected the Congress to win 42–53 seats and the BJP to win 34–45.
Congress might unseat the BJP in Madhya Pradesh.
According to Polstrat’s exit poll, the Congress is predicted to win 111–121 of the 230 seats available in Madhya Pradesh, while the BJP is predicted to win 106–116 seats.
According to Jan Ki Baat, the Congress will win 102-125 seats, while the BJP would win 100–123 seats.
Republic TV’s Matrize projected that the Congress will win 97–107 seats and the BJP would win 118–130 seats.
MNF is expected to win consistently.
Jan ki Baat projected the MNF to win 10–14 seats in Mizoram, the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) to win 15–25 seats, the Congress to win 5–9 seats, and the BJP to win 0–2 seats.
12–16 seats for the ZPM, 14–18 for the MNF, 8–10 for the Congress, and 0–2 for the BJP were the predictions made by India TV-CNX.