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Exit polls predict win for BJP in U.P., AAP in Punjab

March 07, 2022 08:40 pm | Updated March 08, 2022 07:47 am IST - New Delhi:

Congress and BJP favoured in Uttarakhand by different exit polls, while some exit polls predict hung assembly in Goa; BJP to have an edge in Manipur

Crowds of supporters turn out to cheer India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a roadshow for Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, on March 04, 2022 in Allahabad. File | Photo Credit: Getty Images

Several exit polls forecast a clear majority for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Uttar Pradesh and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab while being mixed in their predictions for Uttarakhand.

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Exit polls on CNN News 18, Republic TV and News X channels showed the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) getting 211-277 seats and its main challenger in the Samajwadi Party-led alliance getting anywhere between 119 and 160 seats in Uttar Pradesh. CNN News 18 predicted 262-277 seats for the BJP and allies and 119-134 for the SP and allies in the 403-member state assembly.

Most of them were also unanimous in predicting a big win for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP in Punjab, with one exit poll on India Today projecting up to 76-90 seats in the 117-member assembly.

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TV9 Bharatvarsh-Polstrat, however, predicted 56-61 seats for the AAP in Punjab, making it the frontrunner.

The ruling Congress was mostly predicted to be securing the second spot in Punjab.

In Uttarakhand, Both the Congress and the BJP were favoured by different exit polls to win the assembly polls. Some exit polls predicted a hung assembly in Goa while forecasting the BJP to have an edge over rivals in Manipur.

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