There have been different exit polls for the assembly elections held in five states. According to the results of the exit poll, the Trinamool Congress is expected to form the government for the third time in West Bengal.
In Kerala, the ruling Left Front can occupy power and in Assam, the BJP can also win the victory this time.
According to the exit poll, the DMK-led opposition alliance in Tamil Nadu may return, while the Congress-led coalition may lose in the neighboring state of Puducherry.
About West Bengal has been estimated almost the same.
Elections were held in five states but all eyes are on West Bengal. The official results will be known only after counting votes on May 2, but according to all exit polls so far, according to Mamata Banerjee, she is seen becoming the Chief Minister of West Bengal for the third time.
According to ABP-CVoter, TMC can win 152 to 164 seats in West Bengal while BJP is estimated to get 109 to 121 seats.
According to Republic TV-CNX, BJP can get 128 to 138 seats in West Bengal while the TMC account can go up to 128 to 148 seats.
According to CNN News 18 exit poll, TMC can form a government with a clear majority in Bengal by winning 162 seats. In all exit polls, the Congress and the Left Front coalition have been projected to get a maximum of 25 seats.
It is not that all exit polls are talking about Mamata Banerjee's victory.
According to the Jan Poll Exit Poll, in West Bengal, BJP can form a government for the first time by winning 174 out of 294 seats. TMC has been projected to get 112 seats in this exit poll.
Will BJP remain in Assam?
In almost all exit polls about Assam, BJP has been projected to retain power.
According to the exit poll of ABP-CVoter, in Assam, NDA can win 58 to 71 and Congress 53 to 66 seats.
According to the exit poll of India Today-Axis My India, BJP can win 75 to 85 seats and Congress can win 40 to 50 seats.
According to the exit poll of Republic TV-CNX, the BJP alliance can win 74 to 84 seats and the Congress alliance can win 40 to 50 seats.
Will the trend break in Kerala?
The CPM government in Kerala can remain in power.
After every five years, the Congress and CPM governments had come and gone in Kerala for the past several times.
But this time the trend seems to be breaking.
According to an India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the CPM-led Left Democratic Front can win 104 to 120 seats, while the Congress-led UDF can win 20 to 36 seats.
At the same time, according to Republic TV-CNX, the LDF is expected to win 72-80 seats while the UDAF account can go from 58 to 64 seats.
Return of DMK to Tamil Nadu
According to different exit polls, the Stalin-led DMK government can form in Tamil Nadu. According to the India Today-Axis My India poll, DMK can win 175 to 195 seats. According to the Today Chanakya Exit Poll, DMK can win 175 seats and AIADMK can win 57 seats.
According to the P-MARQ exit poll, the DMK alliance can win 165 to 190 seats, while the AIADMK will be reduced to 40 to 65 seats. At the same time, according to Republic-CNX, DMK can win 165 seats and AIADMK can win 62 seats.
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