THE EXIT POLL FOR FIVE STATES ELECTION RESULTS:CHHATTISGARH,RAJASTHAN,MADHYA PRADESH,MIZORAM,TELANGANA
According to the Times Now-CNX exit poll survey, BJP is set to win 46 seats followed by Congress' 35 seats while the Janta Congress Chhattisgarh-Bahujan Samaj Party alliance is set to win seven seats. The survey has predicted that Others will win two seats in the Raman Singh-led state.
NewsX has predicted that the BJP will win 43 seats, the Congress will grab 40 seats while Others will win seven.
News 24-Pace Media survey has predicted that the Congress would get between 45-51 seats followed by the BJP which would get between 36-42 seats. The survey predicted that the JCC-BSP combo would not get any seats in the state while Others would get between 4-8 seats.
The poll of polls prediction is that the BJP is set to win in 40 seats while the Congress will win 43 seats.
The India Today-Axis My India survey has predicted that the Congress would win between 55-65 seats while the BJP would win between 21-31 seats. The JCC-BSP alliance, according to the survey, would get between four to eight seats.
Chief Minister Raman Singh-led BJP government has governed that state since 2003. In 2013, BJP won 49 seats in a 90-member Assembly. Congress finished second with 39 seats. BSP and an Independent candidate had won each.
Madhya Pradesh
According to the Times Now-CNX exit poll, BJP would win 126 seats followed by Congress with 89. Others would win nine seats and BSP would win six seats.
According to the survey, BJP would get a vote share of 42.5 percent followed by Congress with 38.22 percent. Others and BSP would have a vote share of 11.22 percent and 7.95 percent, respectively.
India Today-Axis My India has predicted that the BJP would win between 102-120 seats, the Congress is set to win between 104-122 seats, BSP would win between 1-3 seats while Others would grab between 3-8 seats.
The survey has predicted that the BJP would get 40 percent vote share followed by Congress' 41 percent. The BSP, according to the survey, would get 4 percent while Others would get a vote share of 15 percent.
The survey adds that Congress would get a 41 percent vote share followed by BJP’s 40 percent. Others and the BSP would get a vote share of 15 percent and 4 percent, each.
The Lokniti-CSDS survey has predicted that the BJP would get 94 seats with a vote share of 40 percent while the Congress would grab 126 seats with a vote share of 43 percent. Others would win 10 seats in the state with a vote share of 17 percent, according to the survey.
Poll of polls prediction is that the BJP would get 110 seats while the Congress would get 108 seats in the state.
BJP has been in power in the state for 15 years. Out of these, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has occupied the top office in the state for 13 years. In 2013, the BJP won 165 seats and the Congress bagged 58 in a 230-member Legislative Assembly. BSP won four seats. Independent candidates had clinched three seats.
Also read: Opinion | In this election, Madhya Pradesh is ripe for Congress’ picking
Mizoram
The Republic CVoter survey has predicted that the Congress would win between 14-18 seats in the state while the MNF would win between 16-20 seats. The survey has predicted that the ZPM would get between 3-7 seats while Others would get between 0-3 seats in the state.
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the Congress would win 16 seats while the MNF would win 18. The survey has predicted that the Others would win six seats in the state.
Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla has been leading the Congress government in the northeastern state for 10 years. In 2013, Congress had won 34 out of the 40 seats in the Assembly. MNF and the Mizo People’s Conference (MPC) had won five seats and one seat each.
Also read: Opinion | Congress is confident in Mizoram, but MNF and BJP are also upbeat
Rajasthan
The Republic-CVoter has predicted that the BJP would get between 83-103 seats while Congress would get between 81-101 seats.
The India Today-Axis My India survey has predicted between 55-72 seats for the BJP with a vote share of 37 percent while the Congress is set to sweep the state with between 119-141 seats in its kitty with a vote share of 42 percent, according to the survey.
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the BJP would win 85 seats while the Congress would win 105 seats in the state. It has given seven seats to the BSP while two seats would be won by Others, according to the survey.
The NewsX-Neta survey has predicted that the BJP would win 80 seats while the Congress would win 112 seats in the state. The survey has given seven seats to Others.
The Lokniti-CSDS survey has given the BJP 84 seats in the state while he Congress would win 110 seats, according to the survey. It has predicted that the Others would win six seats.
In 2013, BJP had won 163 out of the 200 seats. Congress had finished a distant second with just 21 seats. National People's Party (NPP) had won four and BSP had won three each.
Also read: Opinion | Rajasthan Assembly Polls 2018: Congress could win its first direct contest against BJP in five years
Telangana
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the TRS will win 66 seats while the Prajakutami will win 37 seats. The survey has predicted that the AIMIM is set to win nine seats while the BJP would win seven.
The India Today-Axis My India has predicted that the TRS would win between 79-91 seats while the Prajakutami would win between 21-33 seats. The survey has given between 4-7 seats to AIMIM and between 1-3 seats to the BJP.
The Republic TV-Jan ki Baat survey has given TRS between 50-65 seats while the Prajakutami has been given between 38-52 seats. The survey has predicted that the BJP would win between 4-7 seats while the Others would win between 8-14 seats.
The poll of polls prediction is that the TRS would win 69 seats while the Prajakutami would win 37 seats. Other parties could pick up nine seats.
This is Telangana’s first independent election. In the 2014 assembly election, which was held as part of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly election simultaneous to the Lok Sabha polls, TRS had bagged 63 seats. That was just above the ‘magic number’ 60. Congress had finished second with 21 seats. TDP and BJP, which had fought in an alliance, bagged 15 and five seats each. AIMIM had won seven seats.
The assembly poll results could have a bearing on the Lok Sabha elections expected to take place in April-May 2019. This is the final major block of polls ahead of the general elections.
Counting of votes for all five states is scheduled to happen on December 11.
NewsX has predicted that the BJP will win 43 seats, the Congress will grab 40 seats while Others will win seven.
News 24-Pace Media survey has predicted that the Congress would get between 45-51 seats followed by the BJP which would get between 36-42 seats. The survey predicted that the JCC-BSP combo would not get any seats in the state while Others would get between 4-8 seats.
The poll of polls prediction is that the BJP is set to win in 40 seats while the Congress will win 43 seats.
The India Today-Axis My India survey has predicted that the Congress would win between 55-65 seats while the BJP would win between 21-31 seats. The JCC-BSP alliance, according to the survey, would get between four to eight seats.
Chief Minister Raman Singh-led BJP government has governed that state since 2003. In 2013, BJP won 49 seats in a 90-member Assembly. Congress finished second with 39 seats. BSP and an Independent candidate had won each.
Madhya Pradesh
According to the Times Now-CNX exit poll, BJP would win 126 seats followed by Congress with 89. Others would win nine seats and BSP would win six seats.
According to the survey, BJP would get a vote share of 42.5 percent followed by Congress with 38.22 percent. Others and BSP would have a vote share of 11.22 percent and 7.95 percent, respectively.
India Today-Axis My India has predicted that the BJP would win between 102-120 seats, the Congress is set to win between 104-122 seats, BSP would win between 1-3 seats while Others would grab between 3-8 seats.
The survey has predicted that the BJP would get 40 percent vote share followed by Congress' 41 percent. The BSP, according to the survey, would get 4 percent while Others would get a vote share of 15 percent.
The survey adds that Congress would get a 41 percent vote share followed by BJP’s 40 percent. Others and the BSP would get a vote share of 15 percent and 4 percent, each.
The Lokniti-CSDS survey has predicted that the BJP would get 94 seats with a vote share of 40 percent while the Congress would grab 126 seats with a vote share of 43 percent. Others would win 10 seats in the state with a vote share of 17 percent, according to the survey.
Poll of polls prediction is that the BJP would get 110 seats while the Congress would get 108 seats in the state.
BJP has been in power in the state for 15 years. Out of these, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has occupied the top office in the state for 13 years. In 2013, the BJP won 165 seats and the Congress bagged 58 in a 230-member Legislative Assembly. BSP won four seats. Independent candidates had clinched three seats.
Also read: Opinion | In this election, Madhya Pradesh is ripe for Congress’ picking
Mizoram
The Republic CVoter survey has predicted that the Congress would win between 14-18 seats in the state while the MNF would win between 16-20 seats. The survey has predicted that the ZPM would get between 3-7 seats while Others would get between 0-3 seats in the state.
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the Congress would win 16 seats while the MNF would win 18. The survey has predicted that the Others would win six seats in the state.
Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla has been leading the Congress government in the northeastern state for 10 years. In 2013, Congress had won 34 out of the 40 seats in the Assembly. MNF and the Mizo People’s Conference (MPC) had won five seats and one seat each.
Also read: Opinion | Congress is confident in Mizoram, but MNF and BJP are also upbeat
Rajasthan
The Republic-CVoter has predicted that the BJP would get between 83-103 seats while Congress would get between 81-101 seats.
The India Today-Axis My India survey has predicted between 55-72 seats for the BJP with a vote share of 37 percent while the Congress is set to sweep the state with between 119-141 seats in its kitty with a vote share of 42 percent, according to the survey.
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the BJP would win 85 seats while the Congress would win 105 seats in the state. It has given seven seats to the BSP while two seats would be won by Others, according to the survey.
The NewsX-Neta survey has predicted that the BJP would win 80 seats while the Congress would win 112 seats in the state. The survey has given seven seats to Others.
The Lokniti-CSDS survey has given the BJP 84 seats in the state while he Congress would win 110 seats, according to the survey. It has predicted that the Others would win six seats.
In 2013, BJP had won 163 out of the 200 seats. Congress had finished a distant second with just 21 seats. National People's Party (NPP) had won four and BSP had won three each.
Also read: Opinion | Rajasthan Assembly Polls 2018: Congress could win its first direct contest against BJP in five years
Telangana
The Times Now-CNX survey has predicted that the TRS will win 66 seats while the Prajakutami will win 37 seats. The survey has predicted that the AIMIM is set to win nine seats while the BJP would win seven.
The India Today-Axis My India has predicted that the TRS would win between 79-91 seats while the Prajakutami would win between 21-33 seats. The survey has given between 4-7 seats to AIMIM and between 1-3 seats to the BJP.
The Republic TV-Jan ki Baat survey has given TRS between 50-65 seats while the Prajakutami has been given between 38-52 seats. The survey has predicted that the BJP would win between 4-7 seats while the Others would win between 8-14 seats.
The poll of polls prediction is that the TRS would win 69 seats while the Prajakutami would win 37 seats. Other parties could pick up nine seats.
This is Telangana’s first independent election. In the 2014 assembly election, which was held as part of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly election simultaneous to the Lok Sabha polls, TRS had bagged 63 seats. That was just above the ‘magic number’ 60. Congress had finished second with 21 seats. TDP and BJP, which had fought in an alliance, bagged 15 and five seats each. AIMIM had won seven seats.
The assembly poll results could have a bearing on the Lok Sabha elections expected to take place in April-May 2019. This is the final major block of polls ahead of the general elections.
Counting of votes for all five states is scheduled to happen on December 11.
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