Voting for the Karnataka Assembly Polls has concluded at 6 pm for 224 seats and the outcomes of the election can be declared on May 13. Two exit polls – Times-Now ETG and Zee News Matrize company – have predicted a Congress victory. On the opposite hand, two others – Suvarna News-Jan Ki Baat and News Nation-CGS have predicted a win for the BJP. However, there are just a few that counsel a hung meeting for the southern state.
Congress leads in Zee News and Matrize exit polls:
Zee News has completed Karnataka Exit Polls in collaboration with Matrize. According to this ballot, the Congress is predicted to emerge as the one largest celebration in Karnataka and is predicted to get 103-118 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is prone to win 79-94 seats. JDS is prone to get 25-33 seats, whereas others could get 2 to five seats. According to exit polls, Congress can get 41 % votes in Karnataka.
ABP News and C-Voter exit ballot:
According to the exit polls of ABP News and C-Voter for the Karnataka Assembly polls, the Congress is predicted to have a transparent edge with 100 to 112 seats. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is predicted to settle with 83 to 95 seats, whereas JDS could get 21 to 29 and others could get 2 to six seats.
India Today-Axis My India exit ballot:
According to the exit polls of India Today and Axis My India, Congress is projected to win between 122 to 140 seats within the 2023 Karnataka meeting elections, and will comfortably cross the mark of 113 seats. The Bhartiya Janata Party, however, is predicted to win 62 to 80 seats, struggling big losses. Whereas, JDS can get 20 to 25 seats and others can get 0 to three seats.
Exit ballot of TV9 Bharatvarsh and Polstrat
According to the exit polls of TV9 Bharatvarsh and Polstrat for the Karnataka Assembly Election, Congress is looking for to wrest energy and emerge as the biggest celebration with 99 to 109 seats. whereas, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will get 88 to 98 seats. JDS with 21 to 26 seats and 0 to 4 seats within the account of others.
News Nation and CGS exit ballot
According to exit polls of News Nation and CGS concerning the Karnataka Assembly Election, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appears to be getting clear majority, predicting 114 seats. whereas, Congress settles with 86, JDS 21 and others 1 seat.
