Telangana Exit Poll Results 2023 Live Updates: As voting for the 119-seat Assembly in Telangana concluded on Thursday, 30 November, several exit polls have largely given a massive edge to the Congress party, pushing Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) to a position of disadvantage.
According to exit polls data from CVoter, India Today-Axis MyIndia, Republic's P-Marq and Matrize, and News24-Today's Chanakya, the seat projections for Telangana are as following:
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According to exit poll projections by CVoter, the Congress is set to get 49-65 seats, BRS 38-54 seats, BJP 5-13 seats, and others (AIMIM) 5-9 seats.
The Republic TV's P-Marq and Matrize survey has predicted 58-68 seats for the Congress, 46-56 seats for the BRS, 4-9 seats for the BJP, and 5-7 seats for the AIMIM.
News24's Today's Chanakya, however, has given a clear mandate to the Congress with 71 seats. The BRS is predicted to get 33 seats, BJP 7 seats, and others (AIMIM) 8 seats.
CNN's Jan Ki Baat gave the Congress a lead over the BRS with 48-64 seats. The BRS is predicted to get 40-55 seats, BJP 7-13 seats, and AIMIM 4-7 seats.
Telangana Exit Polls Predict Congress Comeback, BRS Loss: Key Questions Answered
Several exit polls for the Telangana Assembly (which went to polls on Thursday, 30 November) have largely given a massive edge to the Congress party, pushing Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) to a position of disadvantage.
Why the predicted edge for Congress? If there's a hung assembly, who benefits? The Quint's Meenakshy Sasikumar analyses the exit poll results for you.
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Congress To Have a Clear Majority in Telangana, Predicts C-Voter
The Congress is likely to get a clear majority in Telangana, according to the exit polls projection by C-Voter.
Here are the seat projection (range):
Congress: 49-65
BRS: 38-54
BJP: 5-13
Other: 5-9
