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Delhi Exit Poll Results LIVE news: Arvind Kejriwal set to become chief minister again, predict all polls
08 Feb, 2020 | 09:03:02 PM IST
All Delhi election exit polls predict an easy victory for Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party.
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All exit polls predict easy win for Arvind Kejriwal
All the exit polls have predicted a comfortable win for Arvind Kejriwal's AAP. Barring a few all of them gave the party over 50 seats out of a total of 70. The highest was India Today-Axis, forecast 59-68 seats for the AAP and 2-11 for the BJP. Times Now-Ipsos exit poll predicted that Kejriwal will retain power with the AAP winning 47 seats against 23 for the BJP. ABP-CVoter put the Delhi's ruling party's tally at anywhere between 49 and 63 and that of its main rival between five to 19. Republic-Jan ki Baat survey gave the AAP 48-61 seats and the BJP 9-21 seats. In 2015, AAP got 67 seats and the BJP 3. A poll of exit polls gives 55 to AAP, 14 to BJP, and 1 to Congress.
This election was a proof of how selfless and strong is our relationship. We are winning by a huge margin. Salute to the hard work of all colleagues.
- Manoj Sisodia
All these exit polls will fail. Save my tweet carefully. BJP will win 48 seats and form government in Delhi...please do not search excuses to blame the EVM.
- Manoj Tiwari
BJP President Jagat Prakash Nadda has called a meeting of Delhi BJP leaders at 8:30 pm today.
BJP will get 48 seats, says Manoj Tiwari
BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari: Certain exit polls are showing that BJP will win 26 seats, but let me tell you that a… https://t.co/mD835nv3pg
— ANI (@ANI) 1581173404000
Delhi Exit Polls: AAP set to retain Delhi, third term for Kejriwal
Bookies predict more than 50 seats for AAP
The international bookie market that was closely following the Delhi Assembly elections on Saturday hinted -- as soon as the polling ended in the evening. win 50 plus seats in the 70- member Assembly. Delhi did not record even a 60 per cent voter turnout this year compared to over 60 per cent turnout in the 2015 Assembly polls. According to the bookies, the AAP has benefited from this 'low' turnout. (IANS)
What India Today-Axis exit poll predicts
India Today- Axis exit poll predicts landslide for AAP.. It predicts 59-68 for AAP out of 70, 2-11 for the BJP and none for the Congress.
What different exit polls say
ABP News-C Voter predicts: 49-63 seats for AAP; 5-19 seats for the BJP; 0-4 for Congress
Times Now-IPSOS predicts tally of 47 for AAP
Times Now-IPSOS has revised its projections with more figures coming in . It is now 47 for AAP; 23 for the BJP ; and none for the Congress.
News X-Polstrat predicts: AAP: 50-56 seats; BJP: 10-14 seats;Congress+: 0
Sudarshan News seat share projection: AAP: 40-45 seats, BJP: 24-28 seats, Congress+: 2-3 seats
India News Nation seat share projection...AAP:55 seats; BJP: 14 seats; Congress+: 1 seat
Republic TV - Jan Ki Baat... AAP - 48 - 61 seats; BJP - 9 - 21 seats; Congress - 0-1 seat
According to Jann Ki Baat- AAP- 55, BJP-15
News X-Neta seat share projection... AAP: 53-57, BJP: 11-17, Congress+: 0-2
AAP set to win comfortably according to Times Now
Times Now-Ipsos vote share projection...AAP: 51%; BJP: 40.5% and Congress: 6%
India Today My Axis is taking tallies pf the Assembly seats in each individual Lok Sabha segment. Delhi has 7 Lok Sabha seats with 100 Assembly constituencies each. So it will be a while before we have their consolidated numbers.
Times Now is first out with the numbers. Times Now-IPSOS poll puts Aam Aadmi Party at 44. And 26 for the BJP. Nothing for the Congress.
Delhi Assembly Polls at a glance
The first numbers will start coming by 6.30, Times Now and other channels announce.
Late surge in voting after sluggish run through day
At 5 pm according to the CEO Delhi in office, here is the voting turn out in Delhi North west 53.21% NE 63.4% South 50.36% Central 53.18% South West 50.23% East 57.29% West 56.33% North 54.37% New Delhi 44.29% Shahadara 57.85% South East 51.66%
Polling has been peaceful, with no untoward incidents so far. Voting has been sluggish all through the day and it remains to be seen whether it will pick up in the final couple of hours.
The AAP had got 54.3 per cent votes in the 2015 polls, while the BJP secured 32 per cent and the Congress bagged just 9.6 per cent.
In 2015, AAP scored an overwhelming 67 out of a total of 70 seats. The BJP got the remaining three, and the Congress drew a blank.
Will the Aam Aadmi Party come back to power again? Can the BJP upset CM Kejriwal's momentum? Can the Congress make an impact? The exit polls can give a clue on what a representative sample of voters have to say about it.
Polling for the 70 assembly constituencies in Delhi will end at 6 pm. Exit poll figures will be aired on Times Now and other television channels from 7 pm onwards.
