Assembly Election Results 2023: Big lead for BJP in 3 states

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Assembly Election Results 2023 Live Update

There are only a few hours remaining before the results of the Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Mizoram, and Chhattisgarh are announced. an examination of the predictions made by exit polls regarding the near future of political parties. In the states headed for elections, the majority of exit polls have shown a range of results, with the ruling MNF winning in Mizoram, the BJP winning in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, and the Congress winning in Chhattisgarh and Telangana. The India Today-Axis My India report predicts that Congress would win 68 of the 119 seats in the states, easily scoring a resounding victory in the southern state.

According to the exit polls, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), led by KCR, may lose all of its seats and be unable to win 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 another 5-7 seats. As to the Republic TV exit poll, the BRS received 46-56 seats and Congress, 58-69 seats. BJP might win four to nine seats, while others could win five to eight. According to the poll, BRS would receive 41.60% of the vote, Congress 43.30%, BJP 10.80%, and others 4.30 per cent.

63-79 seats for the Congress, 31-47 for the BRS, 0-2 for the BJP, and 5-7 for other parties were anticipated by the India TV-CNX exit poll. A Jan ki Baat poll indicates the Congress is expected to win 48–64 seats in Telangana. It predicted that the BJP would win 7–13 seats and the BRS 40–55 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 elections, where they expected to benefit from “anti-incumbency” sentiment against the government.