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New Delhi: Most of the opinion poll surveyors are pointing towards the BJP, which is keen on staging a comeback in the Delhi Assembly. The exit polls emerged out after the conclusion of voting for 70-seat Delhi Assembly on Wednesday.
The exit polls conducted by different organisations had predicted AAP under Arvind Kejriwal as running on the second position and the coming third was none other than Congress party. During this contest it was the AAP under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal in competition with BJP under the leadership of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi whereas the Congress by successful try attempt to make its mark in the competition was led by the Rahul Gandhi, leader of the opposition in the Lok sabha.
In the recent P-Marq Exit Poll, the BJP’s chances to cross the halfway mark are 39-49 of the total 80 seats. In this case it has predicted that AAP will secure 21 to 31 seats while the congress will win 0 to 1 seat in the 70 member house. P-Marq exit poll has not allocated any seat for Others.
Hence, based on the results from the JVC Exit Poll, the AAP could secure between 22 to 31 seats out of 70 for the BJP, the AAP’s principal rival could clinch only between 39 to 45 out of 70 and comfortably cross the 35 mark needed to form the government. It gave 0-2 seats for the Congress.
According to matrize exit poll, AAP will get 32-37 seats, BJP gets 35-40 seats and even Congress may get 0-1 seat in the national capital.
As per the Chanakya Strategies Exit Poll, BJP may secure 39-44 seats that means it will easily cross 50% marks, AAP 25-28 seats. It was expecting the congress party having a possibility to clinch 2-3 seats in the national capital.
On the other hand the DU-CGS survey expected AAP will capture the 41 and form the government while the BJP will secure the second place with 29 seats. It rendered a blank to the Congress. This survey was done by Centre for Global Studies, Department of Political Science University of Delhi. It was said this exit poll was based on a survey on the voting behavior of a total of 63,534 voters across 70 the assembly seats of Delhi in 11/01/2025 to 03/02/2025.
