Punjab Exit Polls

The 13 Lok Sabha constituencies in Punjab are due to vote in the seventh and last phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha Polls scheduled on June 1.

Riding on the massive victory of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi civic polls, Punjab Chief Minister today claimed that the exit polls which predicted the party's loss in Gujarat will prove to be wrong.

The BJP is set for a massive victory in Uttar Pradesh and the Congress will be routed in Punjab, a new exit poll has predicted just a day before the counting of votes cast in five state elections tomorrow.

Days after several exit polls predicted a clean sweep for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab Assembly elections, Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal on Wednesday said that he does not believe in them and said they should be banned.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will sweep Punjab and Uttar Pradesh will stay firmly with the BJP, a poll of exit polls predicted today after voting ended for state elections that are seen to be the semi-final ahead of the 2024 national election.

A poll of exit polls in Punjab shows the Aam Aadmi Party would win the most seats in the state. ETG Research's poll shows the Aam Aadmi Party winning 70-75 seats in the 117-seat assembly.

The BJP is likely to win Uttar Pradesh and the AAP may bag most seats in Punjab, a poll of exit polls indicated today after the end of voting in five states. It indicated a hung house in both Goa and Uttarakhand and BJP emerging as the largest party

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP has crossed the halfway mark on its own steam and leads showed a NDA sweep in the national elections within two hours of counting of votes. The BJP is doing well in most states, including the three heartland states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, wrested by the Congress in December. It is also ahead...

The two-year-old government of Amarinder Singh in Punjab, which the BJP hoped was facing some amount of anti-incumbency, could fare the best among the Congress-ruled states, exit polls predicted on Sunday. An aggregate of 11 exit pollson Sunday indicated that the Congress could win nine of Punjab's 13 seats.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today rejected the poll of polls results, saying that their accuracy was doubtful and that he expects the Congress to do much better, both at the national level and in the state.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today alleged there has been rigging in the assembly polls in Punjab, saying the number of votes polled by his party were far less in some areas than the number of volunteers the party had. The party, he said, was expected to win the elections and even some exit polls had predicted it. "What then, went wrong?" h...

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) began its day with celebrations that were not meant to be. The tricolour balloons and AR Rahman's "Jai Ho" blaring on loudspeakers outside chief Arvind Kejriwal's home in Delhi vanished two hours into the counting of votes for five states including Punjab and Goa, where AAP had anticipated victories. AAP workers were seen ...

The counting of votes was yet to start - but the Aam Aadmi Party is celebrating. Since dawn, several hours before the counting started, the area outside party chief and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home in Delhi was seen decorated with balloons in saffron, white and green and a number of party flags. A giant television screen had the pride of t...

Will Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) bring an end to Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janata Party (SAD-BJP)? While five exit polls called it a close fight between the Congress and the debutant AAP, all speculation will come to an end once the election results are announced on Saturday, March 11. Counting of votes for 117 assembly seats in Punjab will begin at ...

Whatever else the exit polls may or may not say, they do confirm the big election story - that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has almost single-handedly lifted the BJP in Uttar Pradesh from the depths of despair to one where they are predicted to win outright or at least emerge as the largest single party.

The 13 Lok Sabha constituencies in Punjab are due to vote in the seventh and last phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha Polls scheduled on June 1.

Riding on the massive victory of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi civic polls, Punjab Chief Minister today claimed that the exit polls which predicted the party's loss in Gujarat will prove to be wrong.

The BJP is set for a massive victory in Uttar Pradesh and the Congress will be routed in Punjab, a new exit poll has predicted just a day before the counting of votes cast in five state elections tomorrow.

Days after several exit polls predicted a clean sweep for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab Assembly elections, Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal on Wednesday said that he does not believe in them and said they should be banned.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party will sweep Punjab and Uttar Pradesh will stay firmly with the BJP, a poll of exit polls predicted today after voting ended for state elections that are seen to be the semi-final ahead of the 2024 national election.

A poll of exit polls in Punjab shows the Aam Aadmi Party would win the most seats in the state. ETG Research's poll shows the Aam Aadmi Party winning 70-75 seats in the 117-seat assembly.

The BJP is likely to win Uttar Pradesh and the AAP may bag most seats in Punjab, a poll of exit polls indicated today after the end of voting in five states. It indicated a hung house in both Goa and Uttarakhand and BJP emerging as the largest party

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP has crossed the halfway mark on its own steam and leads showed a NDA sweep in the national elections within two hours of counting of votes. The BJP is doing well in most states, including the three heartland states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, wrested by the Congress in December. It is also ahead...

The two-year-old government of Amarinder Singh in Punjab, which the BJP hoped was facing some amount of anti-incumbency, could fare the best among the Congress-ruled states, exit polls predicted on Sunday. An aggregate of 11 exit pollson Sunday indicated that the Congress could win nine of Punjab's 13 seats.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today rejected the poll of polls results, saying that their accuracy was doubtful and that he expects the Congress to do much better, both at the national level and in the state.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today alleged there has been rigging in the assembly polls in Punjab, saying the number of votes polled by his party were far less in some areas than the number of volunteers the party had. The party, he said, was expected to win the elections and even some exit polls had predicted it. "What then, went wrong?" h...

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) began its day with celebrations that were not meant to be. The tricolour balloons and AR Rahman's "Jai Ho" blaring on loudspeakers outside chief Arvind Kejriwal's home in Delhi vanished two hours into the counting of votes for five states including Punjab and Goa, where AAP had anticipated victories. AAP workers were seen ...

The counting of votes was yet to start - but the Aam Aadmi Party is celebrating. Since dawn, several hours before the counting started, the area outside party chief and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home in Delhi was seen decorated with balloons in saffron, white and green and a number of party flags. A giant television screen had the pride of t...

Will Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) bring an end to Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janata Party (SAD-BJP)? While five exit polls called it a close fight between the Congress and the debutant AAP, all speculation will come to an end once the election results are announced on Saturday, March 11. Counting of votes for 117 assembly seats in Punjab will begin at ...

Whatever else the exit polls may or may not say, they do confirm the big election story - that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has almost single-handedly lifted the BJP in Uttar Pradesh from the depths of despair to one where they are predicted to win outright or at least emerge as the largest single party.