Exit Ballot Outcomes: Combination of exit polls predicts Mamata Banerjee will make it previous half-way mark(FILE)
New Delhi:
Mamata Banerjee has an edge in Bengal and her Trinamool Congress may win 148 of the state’s 294 seats with the BJP not far behind at 131 seats, says NDTV’s poll of exit polls n state elections that have been held alongside a steep rise in Covid circumstances throughout the nation.
An combination of six exit polls predicts that Mamata Banerjee may just make it past the half-way mark however her consolation issue will largely rely on how a lot she will widen the hole along with her challenger BJP after a sequence of defections. The BJP’s projected tally is important in a state the place it has to date been an outlier.
In Kerala, the incumbent Left-led LDF front is likely to retain power with 88 of 140 seats and the Congress-led UDF might be a distant second with 50 seats, the polls say. If that proves proper, it is going to be the primary re-election for an incumbent in Kerala’s see-saw politics. The BJP is about to make its presence felt within the southern state with two seats, the ballot of polls says.
For Tamil Nadu, the polls predict a sweep for the opposition DMK and its allies; they’re prone to win a staggering 174 of 234 seats, the polls say. The ruling AIADMK — the BJP’s ally – will end with 57 seats in its first state election for the reason that demise of its charismatic chief J Jayalalithaa in 2016, say the exit polls.
The Congress is gazing disappointment in Assam, the exit polls recommend, with the BJP expected to retain power by successful 69 of 126 seats. The Congress, which campaigned aggressively to win again its former bastion, is prone to win 54 seats, say the polls.
Elections have been held from March 27 in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal, Assam and Puducherry. Bengal’s file eight-phase polls ended right this moment. The outcomes might be introduced on Could 2.
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