On Thursday, November 30, the voting process was finished in five states: Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, and Mizoram. On December 3, the votes will be counted. However, the exit poll and the poll of the polls based on it came first.
Eight significant news outlets and survey firms have carried out exit interviews in these five states. The poll of the polls has been calculated by adding these together. This suggests that a Congress administration has formed in Chhattisgarh-Telangana and a BJP government appears to have formed in Rajasthan-Madhya Pradesh. In Mizoram, there’s a possibility of a hung legislature.
In this scenario, it appears that the BJP has established governments in two of the five states while the Congress has done so in two.
Madhya Pradesh: Out of 8 exit polls, 4 are predicting BJP’s return to power, while 3 polls are showing the possibility of Congress forming the government, while one is close to power. In the poll of polls, BJP is predicted to get 125 seats, Congress 100 and others 05 seats.
Rajasthan: In five of the eight exit polls, the BJP is forming the government. Congress is claimed to be near to establishing the government in two polls, while it is said to be forming the government in one. BJP is expected to win 102 seats, Congress 86, and other parties 11 in the poll of polls.
Chhattisgarh: Congress is regaining power according to all eight elections. The BJP appears to be four to six seats away from victory in five of these races. According to surveys, the Congress is predicted to win 48 seats, the BJP 39 seats, and the other 3 seats.
Telangana: Six surveys were undertaken; five of them indicate that Congress will win power for the first time, while one suggests that Congress is on the verge of winning. According to all the surveys, the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) does not seem to be gaining ground. BRS is predicted to receive 44 seats in the vote, Congress 64, BJP 07, and other 7 seats.
Mizoram: The Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) is predicted to become the government in one in five exit polls. The remaining 4 poles are expected to be in hung assembly. The Mizo National Front (MNF) is predicted to win 15 seats in the vote, followed by ZPM with 16, Congress with 07, and the BJP with 1.
