Assembly Election Results announced in few hours
Here’s a look at what exit polls predicted will happen to political parties in the near future when the results of the Assembly elections in five states—Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Mizoram—are announced in the next few hours.
Most exit polls in the states holding Assembly elections have revealed a variety of outcomes, with the ruling MNF winning in Mizoram and the BJP prevailing in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, and the Congress clearly winning in Chhattisgarh and Telangana. According to the report predicts that Congress would win 68 of the 119 seats in the states, easily scoring a resounding victory in the southern state.
To do this, visit the official website of the Election Commission of India (ECI). Here, you can find up-to-date information on the trends for each of the 638 assembly constituencies—230 in Madhya Pradesh, 199 in Rajasthan, 119 in Telangana, and 90 in Chhattisgarh—that are up for grabs in today’s counting.
Around 10 or 11 am, the first trends are probably going to show up. Mizoram comprises forty segments for assembly. Assembly Elections were held in two phases in Chhattisgarh: on November 7 and November 17, and on the same day in Mizoram. Assembly Elections were held in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Telangana on November 17, 25, and 30, in that order.
This action was taken following submissions of this kind to the ECI. Because Mizoram is a Christian-majority state and people from both rural and urban regions attend church services on Sundays, it was argued that the original counting day fell on a Sunday.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress, the two national parties, engaged in direct combat in the states of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Madhya Pradesh is governed by the BJP, while the Congress holds power in the other two states. Although most pollsters believe the BJP will win in both Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, their opinions are largely divided on these two states.
It is anticipated that the established political party will hold onto Chhattisgarh, even with a late push from its fiercest adversary. With the Congress predicted to win, Telangana, which came into existence in 2014, is about to have its first government that is not part of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi.
Meanwhile, regional contenders are probably going to beat off the two national parties in Mizoram. Exit polls indicate that KCR’s Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) would lose every seat and be unable to secure a majority in the state for a second time. In Telangana, the Times Now-ETG exit poll gave the BRS 38% of the vote, the Congress 43%, and the others 13%.
It predicted that BRS would win 37–45 seats, the Congress 60–70 seats, the BJP 6–8 seats, and other 5-7 seats. Most exit polls in Madhya Pradesh indicated that the BJP had a clear advantage because they expected the Congress to struggle in the state’s Assembly elections, where they expected to benefit from “anti-incumbency” sentiment against the government.
The BJP, which has controlled the state for about eighteen of the last twenty years, was expected to win a sizable majority in the exit polls. One exit poll placed the Congress in the lead, while another indicated that the two parties were almost equal. Madhya Pradesh’s 230 seats were up for Assembly election on November 17.
The results of that state’s Assembly election, as well as those of four other states, will be tallied on December 3. In Rajasthan, where there has been a nearly three-decade tradition of not repeating an incumbent government, exit polls have only strengthened the impression of a tough battle.
When the results are revealed on December 3, “others,” such as independents and smaller parties, might be very important in forming the government, according to exit poll forecasts. Elections for 199 of Rajasthan’s 200 assembly seats were conducted on November 25. Exit polls in Chhattisgarh gave the Congress a substantial advantage, indicating that the state’s ruling party is ready to retake power.
Unlike the 2018 polls, the BJP is also anticipated to mount a strong challenge. Three polls indicated that Congress would easily win the state, while other polls indicated that the party was within striking distance. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, the Congress fought the Assembly election.
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