According to the results, in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, where the record can form the government for the fourth time, will lose the elections in Rajasthan, whereas the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi in Telangana is expected to get a clear majority.
Rajasthan
According to exit polls, the Congress is expected to return to power in Rajasthan. Congress can get 100 to 110 seats out of a total of 200 seats in the Assembly, while ruling BJP, led by Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, can win 80 to 90 seats and avoid the majority figures. The BSP can get success on one seat while in the account of 'Others' 6 to 8 seats are expected. 'Other' includes National Democratic Party, Bharat Vahini Party and Independents. In the 2013 assembly elections, BJP won power by winning 163 seats while the Congress got only 21 seats, the BSP won three seats and the others got 13 seats.
Talking of vote share, Congress is estimated to get 43.5 per cent of the total vote, which reflects the surge of 10.43 per cent in the 2013 vote percentage. BJP is estimated to get 41.75% of the votes, which is 3.42% less than the last election. BSP can get 3.15 percent votes.
According to the estimates of the fielded seats in this exit poll, Congress can win 37 seats in the 63 seats in the Harley area, BJP-23 seats, BSP-1 and two seats may go to other's account.
Of the 56 seats in the Marwar region, Congress can win 27 seats, BJP-26 seats, others are expected to get three seats in the account. Of the 64 seats in the Mewar region, Congress can win 33 seats, BJP can get 30 seats, while others can win the remaining one seat.
Of the 16 seats in the Shekhawati region, Congress can win 8 seats, BJP can win 6 seats while one seat can go to the account of the BSP and others.
This exit poll was conducted at 670 polling stations in Rajasthan's 67 assembly seats. For this, questionnaires were given to 8040 men and women of the age group of 18 to 60 years.
See, Exit poll of Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
According to the India TV-CNX Exit Poll on the basis of party and seat, the BJP, led by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, could get a clear majority for the last 13 years. BJP is expected to get 122 to 130 seats in the 230-member assembly.
The main Opposition party is expected to get 86 to 92 seats, the Bahujan Samaj Party can get 4 to 8 seats, while the other 'Gondwana Republic Party', the Samajwadi Party, the Left Front and the Independent, have 8 to 10 seats. Estimate is available.
In the 2013 assembly elections, BJP had won 165 seats, the Congress had got success in 58 seats, three seats in the BSP-4 and 'Others' account.
According to exit polls, the BJP is estimated to get 42.5 per cent of the total vote, which is 2.38 per cent less than the 2013 Assembly elections. Congress is estimated to get 38.33 percent of the vote, which is 1.95 percent less than the previous election.
According to the exit poll, according to Exit poll, BJP can win 15 seats in Chambal 34, Congress -16, BSP-2 and others can get one seat in the account. In Malwa-Nimar's 72 constituencies, BJP can win 44 seats, Congress 25 and others can get 3 seats.
Of Bundelkhand's 52 seats, BJP can win 25 seats, Congress -21, BSP-4 and others can get 2 seats, while BJP out of 22 constituencies of Bhopal can win 15 seats, Congress only gets 6 seats It is estimated that one seat can go to another's account.
Of the 50 seats in the Mahakaushal field, BJP can win 27 seats, while Congress can get 21 seats, BSP is not expected to get one seat in this area while others can get success in 2 seats.
CNX said that this exit poll was conducted at 710 polling stations in 77 assembly constituencies of Madhya Pradesh. For this, 940 men and women ages 18 to 60 were given questionnaires.
See, Exit Poll of Madhya Pradesh
Chhattisgarh
Out of 90 seats in the Naxal-affected Chhattisgarh assembly, in the leadership of Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh, the ruling BJP can win 42 to 50 seats and reach 45 seats for the majority, while the main opposition Congress can win 32 to 38 seats. is. People of Bahujan Samaj Party and Ajit Jogi, Congress, Chhattisgarh, who can jointly win only 6 to 8 seats while 'Others' are expected to get 1 to 3 seats.
Talking about the vote share, BJP can get 42.09 percent of the total vote, which is showing 1.05 percent increase compared to the 2013 assembly elections, while Congress is expected to get 37.93 percent of the vote, compared to the previous assembly election of 2.36 Percent is less.
According to the field poll, according to this exit poll, BJP can win 11 seats in Raipur's 20 seats, Congress-8, BSP-JCCJ-0 and others are expected to get one seat.
Of the 20 seats in the fort, both BJP and Congress are expected to get 10-10 seats, whereas in Bilaspur's 24 seats, BJP-10 seats, Congress-8 and BSP-JCCJ can win 6 seats.
Of the 12 seats in the Bastar region with tribal influence, BJP can win 9 seats and the remaining three seats are likely to get the Congress success. Out of the 14 seats of Sarguja, BJP and Congress each are expected to get 6-6 seats, while the BSP-JSCJ alliance can go to one seat in the other 'A' account.
CNX said that this exit poll was conducted at 300 polling stations in 30 assembly constituencies of Chhattisgarh. For this, 3600 men and women of the age group of 18 to 60 years were given a questionnaire.
See, Exit poll of Chhattisgarh
Telangana
Of the total 119 seats in the Telangana assembly, the Chief Minister Under the leadership of Chandrasekhar Rao, the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samiti can win the full majority by winning 66 seats. According to Exit Poll, TRS is expected to get between 62 and 70 seats and it can gain power for the second time.
Congress, TDP, Telangana Jan Samiti and CPI's Maha Pratishthmi Maha Jabha are expected to get only 37 seats. Of these, Congress can win 32 to 38 seats while TDP is estimated to get one to three seats. Asimuddin Owaisi's AIMIM can win 6 to 8 seats while BJP is expected to get 6 to 8 seats. Two seats can go to the account of independents.
Talking about the vote share, TRS can get 37.11 per cent votes, which is 2.81 per cent more than the 2014 assembly elections, while the Congress is expected to get 29.23 per cent and TDP 2 per cent. At the same time, AIMIM can get 3.5 percent votes.
According to the exit poll, according to exit polls, TRS can win 7 seats in 24 seats in Greater Hyderabad, Congress-4, TDP-1, AIMIM-7, BJP-4 while one remaining seat can go to account of Independent. TRS can win most of the 33 seats in North Telangana 54 seats, Congress can win 19 seats, BJP can get success in 2 seats, whereas TDP and AIMIM are not expected to get one seat. TRS can win 26 seats in the Southern Telangana 41 seats, while Congress can get success in 12 seats, while Congress ally TDP can win one seat. BJP is expected to go one seat and one seat in the Independent's account.
This exit poll was conducted at 400 polling stations in 40 Assembly constituencies of Telangana. For this, the questionnaire was given to 4800 men and women of the age group of 18 to 60 years.
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