In Jharkhand, voters sealed the fate of political leaders in EVMs in two phases of assembly elections. Voting was held in the first phase on 13 November and the second phase on 20 November. Counting of votes will take place on Saturday, November 23. The JMM-Congress-RJD alliance, which is facing the anti-incumbency wave, is in the fray with the hope of making a comeback. Whereas BJP is hoping to return to power by pushing the issue of corruption charges and illegal infiltration against Hemant Soren. Jharkhand has a total of 81 assembly seats, of which 44 are general and 28 are reserved for Scheduled Tribe and 9 Scheduled Caste candidates. Let us tell you that the tenure of the current House is ending on January 5, 2025. In Jharkhand, the total voting percentage in the first phase was 66.65% and the voting percentage in the last phase was 67.59%. It has been the tradition of the state that no party has been able to form the government for the second consecutive time. In such a situation, let us tell you what predictions all the surveys are making regarding Jharkhand.
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According to the exit poll of People’s Pulse, the BJP-led NDA alliance may come to power in Jharkhand. NDA is expected to win between 42 to 48 seats. NDA’s ally AJSU Party is expected to get 2 to 5 seats. The JMM-led Bharat Alliance is expected to win between 16 to 23 seats, with the Congress likely to get 8 to 14 seats.
In the Times Now JVC exit poll for Jharkhand, the BJP alliance is expected to get 40 to 44 seats, while the JMM alliance is expected to get 30 to 40 seats.
According to Matrice estimates, the BJP-led NDA alliance is expected to get between 42 to 47 seats in the 81-member assembly. The ruling JMM-led India alliance is expected to get between 25 to 30 seats.
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What are exit polls?
An exit poll is a survey based on interviews with voters as they leave (or exit) polling stations after voting. Although exit polls are not always accurate, they provide an idea of voter preferences and expected outcomes.
