Karnataka Exit Poll Results: Survey says congess will win Karnataka
News | May 11, 2023 12:14 ISTKarnataka Exit Poll Results: Survey says congess will win Karnataka
Karnataka Exit Poll Results: Survey says congess will win Karnataka
Before 2024, there are signs of change in politics. All the anti-Modi leaders were waiting for the Karnataka elections. From the trends obtained from EXIT polls, it seems that BJP is facing a big setback in South India. Karnataka is called the gate of the South and at that gate a road block has come
Voting is over for Karnataka Election. Voting completed for 224 seats. The contest is tough between BJP and Congress. See which are the five high-profile seats in the state on which there is a tough fight. The fate of veteran leaders is at stake.
The official time for voting in Karnataka is over. A little later from now i.e. from 6.30 pm we will start showing the numbers of EXIT polls. Region wise which party will get how many seats and whose government will be formed on 13th May?
Voting is over for Karnataka Election. Voting completed for 224 seats. The contest is tough between BJP and Congress. See which are the five high-profile seats in the state on which there is a tough fight. The fate of veteran leaders is at stake.
Karnataka Election 2023: The total seats in Karnataka are 224. The magic figure of majority to form the government is 113. Results will come on May 13.
The exit polls may have predicted hung assembly for Karnataka but they have failed to stir incumbent chief minister Siddaramaiah, who thinks the exit polls are mere 'entertainment'.
The final seat tally projections show, the ruling Congress leading with 97, BJP trailing with 94 seats , and the Janata Dal(S)-BSP alliance set to become the decider with 28 seats .
According to the detailed exit poll projections, out of the total 35 seats in Central Karnataka, BJP may win 17, Congress 12, JD(S)-BSP 5 and Others 1, while out of the total 21 seats in Coastal Karnataka, BJP may win only eight and Congress 13.
Karnataka Exit Poll Results: According to India TV-VMR Exit Poll, the elections will throw a hung assembly in the state with the Congress winning 97 seats, BJP 87 seats and JD(S) 35 seats.
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