2022 Gujarat Election Exit Poll

Nitish Kumar today evaded queries about exit polls predicting wins, in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly polls, for his former ally BJP which he has vowed to defeat with the help of a united opposition in the next general elections.

As exit polls predicted another dismal election outing for the Congress, featuring defeats in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, party leaders conceded that there were shortcomings in their campaign.

Arvind Kejriwal today responded to exit polls predicting an abysmal result for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Gujarat, where the party had mounted a grand campaign to challenge the ruling BJP.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party today brushed off the exit poll results that predicted a poor showing for the party in Gujarat, claiming that exit polls "always favour the BJP".

Exit polls have predicted a massive victory for the BJP in Gujarat, where the second phase of elections were held today. They also predicted a poor showing for the Congress and some indicated that AAP may not achieve a double-digit score.

The BJP is set for a record sweep in Gujarat -- the state it has been ruling since 1995 -- nine exit polls have predicted, beating all concerns about possible anti-incumbency and shrinking numbers of the party.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is predicted to win a consecutive seventh term in Gujarat, according to NDTV's poll of exit polls. BJP is also predicted to win in the Himachal Assembly elections.

The second and final phase of polling for Gujarat elections ended this evening. The voting took place in 93 constituencies across 14 districts of the state.

All eyes are on the exit polls as voting in the second phase ended in Gujarat. 58.4 per cent people voted for 93 seats across central and north Gujarat. The state is witnessing a triangular contest between the ruling BJP, opposition Congress and AAP.

Nitish Kumar today evaded queries about exit polls predicting wins, in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh assembly polls, for his former ally BJP which he has vowed to defeat with the help of a united opposition in the next general elections.

As exit polls predicted another dismal election outing for the Congress, featuring defeats in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, party leaders conceded that there were shortcomings in their campaign.

Arvind Kejriwal today responded to exit polls predicting an abysmal result for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Gujarat, where the party had mounted a grand campaign to challenge the ruling BJP.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party today brushed off the exit poll results that predicted a poor showing for the party in Gujarat, claiming that exit polls "always favour the BJP".

Exit polls have predicted a massive victory for the BJP in Gujarat, where the second phase of elections were held today. They also predicted a poor showing for the Congress and some indicated that AAP may not achieve a double-digit score.

The BJP is set for a record sweep in Gujarat -- the state it has been ruling since 1995 -- nine exit polls have predicted, beating all concerns about possible anti-incumbency and shrinking numbers of the party.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is predicted to win a consecutive seventh term in Gujarat, according to NDTV's poll of exit polls. BJP is also predicted to win in the Himachal Assembly elections.

The second and final phase of polling for Gujarat elections ended this evening. The voting took place in 93 constituencies across 14 districts of the state.

All eyes are on the exit polls as voting in the second phase ended in Gujarat. 58.4 per cent people voted for 93 seats across central and north Gujarat. The state is witnessing a triangular contest between the ruling BJP, opposition Congress and AAP.