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Bihar Election Exit Polls: Exit polls on Tuesday have predicted the return of the NDA government with a big victory over the Grand Alliance in Bihar and a disappointing performance by Prashant Kishor in his first attempt at Jan Suraj.
Bihar Election Exit Polls: Exit polls on Tuesday predicted the return of the NDA government with a big victory over the Grand Alliance in Bihar and a disappointing performance by Prashant Kishor in his first attempt at Jan Suraj. Elections were held in Bihar in two phases on 6 and 11 November and the results will be declared on 14 November. Matrice exit poll has predicted NDA to get 147-167 seats, Grand Alliance to get 70-90 seats and Jan Suraj to get 0-2 seats, while Dainik Bhaskar has predicted NDA to get 145-160 seats and Grand Alliance to get 73-91 seats. Two pollsters – Axis My India and Today’s Chanakya will release their exit polls on Wednesday.
Jan Suraj is expected to get 0-2 seats
People’s Insight has predicted 133-148 seats for NDA, 87-102 seats for Grand Alliance and 0-2 seats for Jan Suraj, while People’s Pulse has given 133-159 seats for NDA, 75-101 seats for Grand Alliance and 0-5 seats for Prashant Kishor’s party. JVC has estimated NDA to get 135-150 seats and Grand Alliance to get 88-103 seats. Pollstrat has estimated NDA to get 133-148 seats and Grand Alliance to get 87-102 seats. Chanakya Strategies had given 130-138 seats to NDA, 100-108 seats to Grand Alliance and zero seats to Jan Suraj, while pollster P-Mark has predicted 142-162 seats to NDA, 80-98 seats to Grand Alliance and 1-4 seats to Jan Suraj.
Prashant Kishore failed in first exam
The majority figure in the 243-member assembly is 122. Exit poll estimates are made by election survey agencies based on interviews with voters as they come out after casting their votes. These may differ widely from actual results. Whereas the NDA, which has BJP, JD(U) and LJP (Ram Vilas) as its main coalition partners, is looking to return to power in Bihar. The opposition Bharat Bloc, in which RJD, Congress and Left parties are the main constituents, is looking at RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav to form the government with its chief ministerial face. Bihar provisionally recorded its highest ever voter turnout of 67.14 per cent as polls closed on Tuesday in the second and final phase of the high-stakes elections, which is being seen as a de facto referendum on the state’s longest-serving Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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