Delhi’s voting was finished today, February 5. Surveys of exit polls were made public right after the election. According to most surveys, the BJP is forming the Delhi government. The BJP has been predicted to win in nine exit polls. The AAP has been expected to win by two exit polls.
According to every exit poll and survey released following Wednesday’s assembly election vote in Delhi, the BJP will create a two-pronged government in the capital. These surveys and exit polls show that the BJP’s 27-year exile in Delhi is coming to an end. Nine of the eleven exit polls have forecast the BJP’s victory, and two have predicted the Aam Aadmi Party’s.
There will be a fierce contest between the two, according to one exit poll, with the BJP leading. But compared to the previous election, Congress is not anticipated to gain a sizable lead. Please be advised that the official results will be announced by the Election Commission on February 8 following the vote count.
The predominant number is 36
The Delhi Assembly, which has 70 members, has a majority of 36. Currently, the Congress has no MLAs, the BJP has eight, and the AAP has sixty-two. Since 2013, the capital has been governed by the Aam Aadmi Party. In Delhi, the BJP last held power between 1993 and 1998.
But based on the results of the past three assembly elections, exit polls have not been able to accurately predict Delhi voters’ sentiments. Although the 2013 mandate was split, exit polls were also unable to project the AAP’s lopsided wins in 2015 and 2020.
57.89% of Delhi voters will cast ballots until 6 p.m
Up till 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Delhi voters cast 57.89 percent of the ballots in the assembly elections. With the exception of isolated instances, there were no significant EVM malfunctions or voting disruptions during the 13,766 polling places that were set up at 2,696 polling places for each of the 70 assembly constituencies. Delhi has a total of 1 crore 56 lakh 14 thousand voters.
Even after six of the clock in the evening, voting was still taking place at roughly two polling places, according to a senior official in Delhi’s Chief Electoral Officer’s office. The real vote percentage may therefore change till late at night.
Sixty-two percent of voters cast ballots in the most recent assembly elections of 2020. On February 8, the votes will be counted following the voting. On that day, 699 contestants will have their fates determined.
Voters in the Milkipur by-election made up 65.35 percent.
In Uttar Pradesh, 65.35 percent of voters cast ballots in Wednesday’s Milkipur assembly by-election, a 4.81 percent increase over the 60.44 percent who did so in the 2022 elections.
Although there are ten contenders, Ajit Prasad of the Samajwadi Party and Chandrabhanu Paswan of the BJP are the front-runners. According to Senior Superintendent of Police Rajkaran Nayyar and District Election Officer Chandra Vijay Singh, the polling was peaceful.
They have refuted the video that was linked to online media claims of vote irregularities. Let us inform you that the politically significant Ayodhya district includes the Milkipur seat.