Exit Poll Results 2020, Delhi

While the result of the election has long days to go, Delhi Election Exit Poll 2020 will give us a clue which one of these three has a winning chance. The voting for Delhi Election 2020 will conclude by 6 PM, and updates about Delhi Election Exit Poll Result 2020 will be out.

Delhi Eletion Exit Poll 2020

Polling Agency	AAP	BJP	INC
TV9 Cicero	54	15	1
ABP News - Cvoter	49-63	05-19	0-4
Times Now - IPSOS	44	26	0
Chintamani - 5Dots	-	-	-
Newsx-Neta	53-57	11-17	0-2
Republic Tv - Jan Ki Baat	48-61	09-21	0-1
Newsx-Polstrat	50-56	10-14	0
India Tv - Ipsos	44	26	0
News24 - Jan Ki Baat	55	15	0

Pollsters	NDA	BJP	UPA	INC	Others
TIMES NOW - VMR	306	-	132	-	104
ABP - ACNielsen	-	267	-	127	148
India TV - CNX
Today's Chanakya	340 (+/-14)	291 (+/-14)	70(+/-9)	57(+/-9)	133(+/-11)
RepublicTV - C Voter	287	-	128	-	127
Republic Bharat - Jan Ki Baat	305	-	124	-	113
News Nation	-	282-290	-	118-126	130-138
India Today-Axis
Chintamani - 5 Dots	347	285	89	53	107

State Wise Exit Poll Results - Lok Sabha Elections 2019

State	State	State
Andaman and Nicobar Islands Exit Poll 2019	Haryana Exit Poll 2019	Nagaland Exit Poll 2019
Andhra Pradesh Exit Poll 2019	Himachal Pradesh Exit Poll 2019	Odisha Exit Poll 2019
Arunachal Pradesh Exit Poll 2019	Jammu and Kashmir Exit Poll 2019	Puducherry Exit Poll 2019
Assam Exit Poll 2019	Jharkhand Exit Poll 2019	Punjab Exit Poll 2019
Bihar Exit Poll 2019	Karnataka Exit Poll 2019	Rajasthan Exit Poll 2019
Chandigarh Exit Poll 2019	Kerala Exit Poll 2019	Sikkim Exit Poll 2019
Chhattisgarh Exit Poll 2019	Lakshadweep Exit Poll 2019	Tamil Nadu Exit Poll 2019
Dadra and Nagar Haveli Exit Poll 2019	Madhya Pradesh Exit Poll 2019	Telangana Exit Poll 2019
Daman and Diu Exit Poll 2019	Maharashtra Exit Poll 2019	Tripura Exit Poll 2019
Delhi Exit Poll 2019	Manipur Exit Poll 2019	Uttar Pradesh Exit Poll 2019
Goa Exit Poll 2019	Meghalaya Exit Poll 2019	Uttarakhand Exit Poll 2019
Gujarat Exit Poll 2019	Mizoram Exit Poll 2019	West Bengal Exit Poll 2019

Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Phase 2 - Opinion Poll by Chintamani Shastri

S. No.	State	Seats	BJP Seats	Cong Seats	Other Parties
1	Assam	5	3	2
2	Bihar	5			JDU 3, MGB 2
3	Chattisgarh	3	1	2
4	J&K	2	1		NC 1
5	Karnataka	13	8	3	JD 2
6	Maharashtra	10	4	2	Shiv Sena 3, NCP 1
7	Orissa	5	2		BJD 3
8	Other NE	2	2
9	Other UT	1			NRC 1
10	Tamilnadu	39	3	3	DMK 20, AIADMK 13
11	Uttar Pradesh	8	6		MGB 2
12	West Bengal	3	2		TMC 1
Total		96	32	12

Chintamani5Dots Opinion Poll for Lok Sabha Elections 2019

Popular psephologist and political analyzer Mr. Chintamani along with 5Dots carried out an intensive opinion poll for our portal. The poll suggests that the Bhartiya Janta Party is set to lose nothing whereas the Congress would gain marginally. In 2014, the BJP became the first party to get a clear majority on its own after a period of 30 years. The BJP got 282 seats in the previous elections. According to the survey, the BJP is set to gain 271 seats just one short of the clear majority. The NDA is expected to get 335 seats whereas UPA will not be able to cross the 100-mark again.

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S. No.	State	Seats	BJP Seats	BJP VS	Cong Seats	Cong VS	Others Seats	Others VS	Other Parties
1	Andhra Pradesh	25	0	6%	0	4%	25	81%	YSRCP 19, TDP 6
2	Assam	14	8	32%	1	21%	4		AUDF 2, AGP 1, BPF 1
3	Bihar	40	15	26%	2	13%	23		JDU 13, LJP 6, RJD 4
4	Chattisgarh	11	3	40%	8	43%	0
5	Goa	2	2	46%	0	31%	0
6	Gujarat	26	26	56%	0	32%	0
7	Haryana	10	8	48%	1	31%	0		JJP 1
8	Himachal Pradesh	4	4	54%	0	34%	0
9	J&K	6	2	26%	1	22%	0		NC 3
10	Jharkhand	14	8	45%	2	31%	4		AJSU 1, JMM 2, JVM 1
11	Karnataka	28	19	45%	7	31%	2		JDS 1, Ind (BJP support) 1
12	Kerala	20	1	22%	11	32%	8		UDF 4, LDF 4 (CPM 4)
13	Madhya Pradesh	29	23	49%	6	39%	0
14	Maharashtra	48	23	29%	4	21%	21		SS 17, NCP 4
15	Orissa	21	13	41%	0	9%	8		BJD 8
16	Punjab	13	0	17%	10	47%	3		SAD 3
17	Rajasthan	25	21	48%	4	34%	0
18	Tamilnadu	39	3	7%	5	11%	31		DMK 15, AIADMK 10, PMK 3, AMMK 3
19	Telangana	17	1	13%	0	21%	16		TRS 15, AIMIM 1
20	Uttar Pradesh	80	55	45%	1	11%	24		SP 15, BSP 8, Apna Dal 1
21	Uttrakhand	5	5	55%	0	34%	0
22	West Bengal	42	15	37%	2	22%	25		TMC 25
23	Other NE	11	5	-	0	-	6		NDA 6
24	Delhi	7	7	47%	0	25%	0
25	Other UT	6	4	-	1	-	1		NRC 1
Total		543	271	33.5%	66	19.5%			Others - 206

*Margin (+/- 12) |Chintamani on Twitter|

Tamil Nadu (TN) Election 2016 Exit Poll

Pollsters	AIADMK	DMK+	PWF	BJP	Others
Elections.in	95	130	5		4
CVoter	139	78	15		2
India Today-Axis	99	132	0		3
News Nation	97	116	14		7
ABP	95	132		1	6
Chanakya	90	149			4
NDTV	103	120		0	11

The Tamil Nadu Assembly elections were held in single phase on 16 May 2016. Most exit polls say that incumbent AIADMK will lose power and the DMK-Congress combine will form the next government in the state. Only C-Voter says that Jayalalitha’s AIADMK will return to power.

West Bengal (WB) Election 2016 Exit Poll

Pollsters	TMC	Left+ INC	BJP	Others
Elections.in	125	155	6	8
CVoter	167	120	4	3
India Today-Axis	243	44	4	3
Chanakya	210	70	14
ABP	163	126	1	4
NDTV	184	103	5	2
News Nation	153	181

The West Bengal Assembly elections were held in six phases in 294 constituencies of the state. Almost all opinion polls say that Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress is coming back to power. Elections.in , however, predicts that the Left Front-Congress alliance may emerge the winner and hold back Mamata.

Kerala Election 2016 Exit Poll

Pollsters	UDF+	LDF+	BJP+	Others
Elections.in	45	90	2	3
CVoter	58	78	2	2
India Today-Axis	43	94	3	0
News Nation	70	69	1
Chanakya	57	75	8
NDTV	57	79	3	1

The Kerala Assembly election was held in single phase on 16 May in 140 constituencies of the state assembly. Exit polls by and large say that incumbent UDF will be thrown out of power and the LDF will form the next government. The exit poll by News Nation though gives a different story: according to it, UDF will get 70 seats, LDF 69 and BJP 1.

Assam Election 2016 Exit Poll

Pollsters	BJP+	INC	AIUDF+	Others
Elections.in	60	40	16	10
CVoter	57	41	18	10
India Today-Axis	86	28	7	0
ABP	81	33	10	2
News Nation	65	49	9	3
Chanakya	90	27	9
NDTV	73	37	12	4

Assembly elections were conducted in the frontier state of Assam in two phases on 4 and 11 April. Assam has 126 Assembly constituencies. All exit polls say that the BJP is going to secure a major victory in this state. The Congress, which has been in power in the state for three consecutive terms, is set to face defeat. The exit polls are divided, though, on how many seats BJP will win and whether it will be able to cross the majority mark or not.

Last Updated on Jan 29, 2020