Exit Poll Results 2024 Live Updates: India Block turns around and joins the debate; Exit Poll Predictions Coming Soon – India News

In 2019, India Today and Axis My India exit polls had predicted the NDA to win 339-365 seats and the UPA to win 77-108 seats.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed optimism that his Bharatiya Janata Party will win more than 370 seats in the Lower House of India and that the NDA coalition will cross 400 seats in the 543-seat Parliament. Will they achieve this target? Follow this live blog for exit poll predictions and updates on the 2024 election results.

Exit poll predictions for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections will be published after 6:30 PM. The Election Commission has imposed a ban on publishing exit poll data until 6:30 PM. These predictions can only be shared after voting closes for the Lok Sabha elections at 6 PM today.

According to a recent India Strategy report by Bernstein Research, if the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA government wins around 330-350 seats in the ongoing Indian Lok Sabha elections, the Nifty index could cross the 23,000 mark after the elections, potentially sending the stock market on a temporary rally. However, the report warns that if the ruling NDA government does not secure a majority and return to power at the Centre, the outlook for the Indian economy and markets is bleak.

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) and Chandrababu Naidu’s Telugu Desam Party (TDP) are locked in a fierce battle for power in the Andhra Pradesh assembly elections. Opinion polls suggest that the YSR Congress Party is likely to win. The YS Jagan Mohan Reddy Party (YSRCP) leader faces an uphill task of retaining power in Andhra Pradesh.

In just an hour, TV stations will begin broadcasting the 2024 exit poll results. Stay tuned for real-time updates.

There are many factors that can make exit poll predictions inaccurate. One reason is the assumption that people will be honest about their preferences. However, this is not always the case, as some people may mislead pollsters or feel pressured to hide their honest opinions.

During the 2019 Indian Lok Sabha elections, News18’s IPSOS India branch conducted an exit poll and made a mostly accurate prediction: the NDA would win 336 seats and the UPA 82. When the results were announced, the NDA won 353 seats in the Indian Lok Sabha and the UPA only 91 seats.

Many media and political research organizations conduct exit polls, where voters are surveyed outside of polling stations. After they have voted in an election, voters are asked about their party of choice.

There are just a few hours left until the 2024 exit poll predictions. Media and pollsters are ready to release the much-awaited exit poll results after 6:30 pm today.

The main thrust of the exit polls is to reveal whether the ruling BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) or the opposition coalition INDIA (National Development and Inclusive Alliance) is expected to win.

News 24 – Chanakya’s predictions for 2019:

BJP: 300±14 seats

NDA: 350 ± 14 seats

Parliament: 55 ± 9 seats

UPA: 95 ± 9 seats

Others: 97 ± 11 seats

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav appeared on X on May 31 and urged the public to remain “vigilant, vigilant and cautious” during today’s vote and in the days following. He urged people not to be misled by the BJP. He said the party would mobilise “media groups” across various channels to spread the word that the party is leading in around 300 seats.

Exit poll results for 28 states and eight union territories will be released after voting closes at 6 pm. Get the latest exit poll predictions and analysis, as well as extensive Lok Sabha election coverage here.

In the final stages of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, veteran actor and TMC candidate from Asansol, Shatrughan Sinha, expressed confidence that the “India Bloc” would win. Sinha on Saturday dismissed as false the BJP’s claim of winning 400 seats. He stressed that this election is a choice between important issues (“Muddha”) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s track record (“Modi”).

The Bharatiya Janata Party said the Congress’s choice not to take part in today’s exit poll debate shows that it is already afraid of what will happen on June 4. Bharatiya Janata Party spokesman Shehzad Poonawalla said on X that this is another sign of the Congress’ downfall. They will blame the Election Commission and the Election Commission, then blame the exit polls and finally blame the people, he said. This stance of the Congress weakens all institutions, including the media, he said.

Political strategist Prashant Kishore predicted a landslide victory for the BJP-led NDA but said it would not be able to win more than 400 seats. Meanwhile, political activist Yogendra Yadav predicted that the BJP could win 240-260 seats and its alliance 35-45 seats, giving the NDA a total of 275-305 seats.

A proper questionnaire is created to collect clear data for future analysis. Just as the quantity of data is important, so is the fact that the sample is more representative.

“All opinion polls conducted in the past year have consistently suggested that the BJP-led NDA is likely to return to power by winning more than 272 seats. Polls conducted in the first quarter of 2024 showed the NDA gaining further momentum. For example, while most polls projected the NDA to win 300 seats in mid-2023, polls in the first quarter of 2024 projected the NDA to win between 377 and 411 seats. While most polls do not provide a breakdown of NDA seats between the BJP and its alliance, the verdict of the NDA winning more than 330 seats, in our view, suggests that the polls are predicting the BJP to comfortably secure a majority (more than 272 seats) on its own,” Nomura predicted.

Indian National Congress Party leader Ramesh Chennithala today told ANI that a United Indian state will come to power as “the people of India want change”. He further said, “Wherever I go, I feel that the people want change… I am confident that a United Indian state will come to power.”

The results of the exit polls are not the final results – they are merely a forecast of which parties are likely to win and which are likely to lose.

Opinion polls aim to learn about the public’s preferences and are conducted gradually over the days or months leading up to an election, while exit polls are conducted on election day, immediately after voters leave their polling stations.

The Indian National Congress announced on Friday that it would not take part in any discussions on exit polls. Pawan Khera said on social media platform X that the party “will not take part in any discussions on exit polls.”

The seventh and final round of the 18th Lok Sabha elections will conclude at 6 pm today. Soon after, various television channels will start airing the results of their polls.

Exit polls are a type of survey conducted after an election. They predict which party or candidate is likely to win or lose. Voters are asked for their opinion after casting their vote and then make their predictions. The purpose of exit polls is to guess the outcome before the official tally is released, although there is debate about how accurate these surveys are.