Assembly Election 2023 Exit Polls

As the BJP swept the Madhya Pradesh election, the result flying in the face of exit poll predictions, the spotlight is on the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government's welfare schemes such as 'Ladli Behna' that helped BJP tap into women votes

The Congress, which a majority of exit polls predicted will win Chhattisgarh again and was also ahead in early leads, was stunned by the BJP as the vote count picked up.

The counting of votes in Rajasthan promises to be a riveting show, notwithstanding the exit poll predictions of a BJP victory in a state that has a three-decade-old revolving door system where the incumbent gets voted out.

The Congress' unwelcome streak - failing to win consecutive elections in a state - could end today with victory in Chhattisgarh, where exit polls have given Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's government a distinct edge over the BJP.

The 230-member Madhya Pradesh Assembly went to polls on November 17. The BJP looks forward to retain the state that has been its bastion in the last two decades, suggest the exit polls.

Exit polls that predicted a primacy of Congress in Chhattisgarh and Telangana and that of the BJP in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, have been hotly contested by both camps in states they were predicted to lose.

While exit polls are predicting a close fight between the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP in Chhattisgarh, both Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former Chief Minister Raman Singh on Thursday predicted thumping wins for their parties.

Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath on Thursday said that the public is set to put a stamp on the Congress government in MP and further appealed to the party workers not to get affected by most exit polls predicting a BJP win.

With almost every exit poll giving the Congress an edge in Chhattisgarh, the state's Deputy Chief Minister, TS Singh Deo, said while the numbers have come as a relief, he believes the party will win 60 of the state's 90 seats.

Hours after the exit poll projections gave Congress an edge over the BJP in Chhattisgarh, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said his party was on course to secure a 'huge majority'.

Dismissing some exit poll surveys that suggested that the ruling BRS is going to lose in the assembly polls, the party's Working President K T Rama Rao said the party led by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar would come back to power with over 70 seats.

Exit polls show no clear winner in the Mizoram assembly election. Initial exit polls by Jan Ki Baat show the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) may win at least anywhere between 15 and 25 seats in the 40-member assembly, followed by MNF.

The stage is set for an interesting counting day for Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. While three exit polls have predicted that the BJP is coming back to power in the state in a clean sweep, the Congress may not be down and out.

The BJP is set to defeat the Congress and return to power in Rajasthan - a state that has voted out the ruling party in every election for the past three decades, an NDTV poll of polls indicated Thursday evening.

The Congress has a distinct edge over the BJP in its bid to retain power in Chhattisgarh, multiple exit polls indicated Thursday evening.

As the BJP swept the Madhya Pradesh election, the result flying in the face of exit poll predictions, the spotlight is on the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government's welfare schemes such as 'Ladli Behna' that helped BJP tap into women votes

The Congress, which a majority of exit polls predicted will win Chhattisgarh again and was also ahead in early leads, was stunned by the BJP as the vote count picked up.

The counting of votes in Rajasthan promises to be a riveting show, notwithstanding the exit poll predictions of a BJP victory in a state that has a three-decade-old revolving door system where the incumbent gets voted out.

The Congress' unwelcome streak - failing to win consecutive elections in a state - could end today with victory in Chhattisgarh, where exit polls have given Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's government a distinct edge over the BJP.

The 230-member Madhya Pradesh Assembly went to polls on November 17. The BJP looks forward to retain the state that has been its bastion in the last two decades, suggest the exit polls.

Exit polls that predicted a primacy of Congress in Chhattisgarh and Telangana and that of the BJP in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, have been hotly contested by both camps in states they were predicted to lose.

While exit polls are predicting a close fight between the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP in Chhattisgarh, both Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and former Chief Minister Raman Singh on Thursday predicted thumping wins for their parties.

Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath on Thursday said that the public is set to put a stamp on the Congress government in MP and further appealed to the party workers not to get affected by most exit polls predicting a BJP win.

With almost every exit poll giving the Congress an edge in Chhattisgarh, the state's Deputy Chief Minister, TS Singh Deo, said while the numbers have come as a relief, he believes the party will win 60 of the state's 90 seats.

Hours after the exit poll projections gave Congress an edge over the BJP in Chhattisgarh, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said his party was on course to secure a 'huge majority'.

Dismissing some exit poll surveys that suggested that the ruling BRS is going to lose in the assembly polls, the party's Working President K T Rama Rao said the party led by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar would come back to power with over 70 seats.

Exit polls show no clear winner in the Mizoram assembly election. Initial exit polls by Jan Ki Baat show the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) may win at least anywhere between 15 and 25 seats in the 40-member assembly, followed by MNF.

The stage is set for an interesting counting day for Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. While three exit polls have predicted that the BJP is coming back to power in the state in a clean sweep, the Congress may not be down and out.

The BJP is set to defeat the Congress and return to power in Rajasthan - a state that has voted out the ruling party in every election for the past three decades, an NDTV poll of polls indicated Thursday evening.

The Congress has a distinct edge over the BJP in its bid to retain power in Chhattisgarh, multiple exit polls indicated Thursday evening.