New Delhi: The CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front may return to power in the Kerala assembly polls, while Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress may retain power in West Bengal with a reduced majority, says an exit poll conducted by CVoter, telecast on India TV this evening.
In Assam, the BJP-led alliance is projected to get seats within a range of 53-61, short of a few seats in a House of 126. The ruling Congress is projected to get 37-45 seats, while the AIUDF is projected to win 14-22 seats, with 6-14 seats going to Óthers and Independents. The magic number is 64.
Voteshare wise, BJP-led alliance is projected to win 37.4 pc, Congress 34.1 pc, AIUDF 14.7 pc and Others 13.8 per cent.
In Kerala, the United Democratic Front may be dislodged from power. It has been projected to win within a range of 54 to 62 seats, compared to 72 seats won five years ago.
The CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front is projected to win within a range of 74-82 seats, with a clear majority in a House of 140. LDF had won 66 seats five years ago. BJP-led NDA is projected to win 0-4, and 'Others' within a range of 0-4 seats.
Vote percentage wise, LDF is projected to get 42.6 pc, while UDF is projected to get 40.8 pc . NDA is projected to get 12.2 pc and Others 4.4 per cent.
In West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is projected to retain power, with her party Trinamool Congress projected to win within a range of 163 to 171 seats in a House of 294. The party had won 184 seats five years ago. The Left-Congress alliance may win within a range of 112-128 seats.
The CPI(M)-led Left Front is projected to win 71-79 seats(up from 60 seats five years ago), while the Congress' share is projected to be 41-49 seats. BJP is projected to win two to six seats, while 'Others' are projected to win one to five seats.
Vote percentage wise, Trinamool Congress is projected to get 41.6 pc, while the Left Front's share has been projected at 31.2 pc. Congress is projected to get 9.6 pc, while BJP's voteshare is projected to be 11.8 pc, with Others getting 5.7 pc of the voteshare.
In Tamil Nadu, the ruling AIADMK may retain power with a projected win range of 135 to 143 seats, while the DMK-Congress combine is projected to win 74 to 82 seats. BJP-led NDA is projected to win 0-1 seats, and Others 13-21 seats.
In Puducherry, the DMK-Congress combine is projected to win within a range of 10-18 seats, while the ruling AINRC is projected to win 5-13 seats. AIADMK is projected to win 1-9 seats, BJP 0-2 seats and Others 0-4 seats in a House of 30 members.
Voteshare wise, DMK-Congress combine is projected to get 34.3 pc, AINRC 28.2 pc, AIADMK 12.8 pc, BJP 8.1 pc and Others 16.6 percent.
