Jan Ki Baat Exit Poll 2023: BJP May Form Government In Rajasthan, Tough Fight In Madhya Pradesh | India News

New Delhi: The polling course of has concluded for all of the 5 states, particularly Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, and Mizoram. While Chhattisgarh voted in two phases, all different states voted in a single section. The official outcomes of the Assembly elections are scheduled to be introduced on December 3, 2023. In anticipation of the counting day, a number of businesses have launched exit polls speculating on the election outcomes in these states.

As per the Jan Ki Baat Exit Poll, the BJP is projected to safe a majority in Rajasthan. The saffron social gathering is more likely to get 100-122 seats in Rajasthan whereas the Congress is more likely to get 62-85 seats and others might get 14-15 seats. The state has 200 seats and the bulk mark is 100. However, solely 199 seats went to the ballot resulting from demise of a candidate. As per the exit ballot, BJP’s vote share could also be between 43-45% and that of Congress social gathering’s between 40-42 per cent. 

In Madhya Pradesh, the battle is nearer than ever this time between the BJP and the Congress. Both BJP and Congress are projected to win seats between 100-125 with others getting 5 seats. Thus, as per Jann Ki Baat exit ballot, no clear majority is there for any social gathering within the 230 meeting home. As far as vote share is anxious, the BJP and Congress might get round 40-43 per cent of the full votes polled whereas different might get round 16 per cent. 

In Chhattisgarh, the Bhupesh Baghel magic seems to have labored for the Congress with the ruling social gathering projected to retain energy. The Congress might get 42-53 seats whereas the BJP might get 34-45 seats within the 90-member meeting. Others might get round three seats. The vote share of Congress in Chhattisgarh is more likely to be round 43-45 per cent whereas that of BJP could also be between 42-44 per cent.

In Telangana, the Congress is projected to decimate the ruling BRS by bagging 48-64 seats whereas the BRS might go all the way down to 40-55 seats. The BJP is more likely to make important inroads with 7-13 seats whereas the AIMIM might get 4-7 seats. The vote share of Congress is more likely to improve to 39 per cent in Telangana and that of BRS could also be round 37-40 per cent whereas the BJP is projected to get round 13-15 per cent votes.

The Jan Ki Baat exit ballot has predicted a hung meeting in Mizoram with the Mizo National Front bagging 10-14 seats and the ZPM bagging 15-25 seats. The majority mark within the 40-member meeting is 21 and the ZPM seems to have an edge within the exit ballot. Congres is more likely to get 5-9 seats whereas the BJP might win 0-2 seats. The MNF is more likely to get round 20-24% votes whereas the ZPM might get round 38-42% of the full votes polled.