Poll Of Polls 2024: NDA government in 6 out of 10 exit polls in Maharashtra, BJP majority in 3 out of 7 in Jharkhand


Posted on 21st Nov 2024 10:25 am by rohit kumar

The last vote in the 2024 election year was cast at 6 pm on Wednesday (November 20). Maharashtra's 288 assembly seats went to polls in a single phase, while Jharkhand voted for 38 seats with the first phase of polling for the 81-member assembly. The results of all the elections will be declared on November 23.

 

Exit polls indicate that the Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies may get a lead in both Maharashtra and Jharkhand after their victories in the Lok Sabha elections held in April-June and the Haryana elections held last month.

 

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Matriz has projected 150-170 seats for the Mahayuti and 110-130 seats for the Maha Vikas Aghadi.

 

P-Mark has given 137-157 seats to the Mahayuti and 126-146 seats to the MVA. Chanakya has projected 152-160 seats for the Mahayuti and 130-138 seats for the MVA.

 

The poll diary has indicated that the Mahayuti may get 137-157 and the MVA 126-146 seats, People's Pulse has projected the Mahayuti to get 182 and the MVA 97 seats.

 

Lokshahi Marathi-Rudra has projected a tough contest with the Mahayuti getting 128-142 and the MVA 125-140 seats.

 

On the other hand, the Bhaskar Reporters poll is different, which has projected 135-150 seats for the MVA and 125-140 seats for the Mahayuti.

 

Jharkhand Exit Poll

 

According to the Matriz exit poll, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance is likely to get 42 to 47 seats, while the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha-Congress-Rashtriya Janata Dal ruling coalition (part of the India Block) is expected to get around 25 to 30 seats, while others are likely to get one to four seats.

 

According to the Times Now exit poll, the NDA is expected to win 40 to 44 seats in the state, while the JMM-led alliance is likely to get 30 to 40 seats.

 

The People's Pulse exit poll also gives an edge to the NDA, predicting 44-53 seats for the alliance and 25-37 seats for the JMM-led alliance. Other candidates are expected to get five to nine seats.

 

However, Axis-My India has projected that the JMM-led alliance may sweep the state with 53 seats out of the total 81 seats.

 

What does the Poll of Polls say?

 

According to the Poll of Polls, BJP Plus may get 139 to 156 seats, Congress Plus 119 to 136, and others 11 to 16 seats in Maharashtra. Whereas in Jharkhand, BJP Plus is estimated to get 38 to 43 seats, Congress Plus 34 to 41 seats, and others two to four seats.

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