Various organizations released Exit Poll after voting for the assembly elections of West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Pondicherry
SNPNEWS.IN News (Gurmail Kamboj): Voting for the assembly elections in West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Pondicherry has ended. Now the candidates and their supporters will have to wait until the results are declared on May 4. Of these 5 states, the Bengal elections are the most talked about because there is a competition between the ruling TMC and the ruling BJP at the center to register victory from here. To gain power in Bengal, the BJP has used the Prime Minister, Home Minister and many other central ministers, as well as central agencies. After the SIR in Bengal, more than 90% of the voters used their votes, which surprised everyone.
From the beginning of voting to the end, surveys were conducted by various agencies, after which the exit polls were released today.
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In the Bengal elections, elections were held in two phases for 294 assembly constituencies. The main contest is seen between the ruling Mamata Banerjee’s TMC and the BJP. In the surveys conducted by various institutions, BJP is seeing winning 134-155, TMC 130-149 seats, Left Front + 0-1, Congress 0-1 and the rest 2-4 seats.
In the 234 assembly seats of Tamil Nadu, the main contest is seen between DMK and ADMK. The survey figures for the Tamil Nadu assembly elections show DMK getting 116-132, ADMK 72-87, TVK+ 29-38 and others getting 0-2 seats.
In the elections held for 30 assembly constituencies in Pondicherry, NRC+ is seen as being in a position to form the government. Exit Poll shows NRC+ winning 17-22 seats, Congress+ 5-9, TVK+ 0-2 and others 0-1 seat.
According to 126 assembly constituencies Exit Poll, in the Assam assembly elections, BJP is expected to win 87-97 seats, Congress 25-32 and 2-3 seats.
Exit Polls for the elections held in 140 seats in Kerala are showing a close contest between LDF and UDF. UDF is seeing winning 73-81 seats, LDF 56-65 seats, BJP+ 2-4, and 0-1 seat.
Exit polls of these elections held in 5 states are indicating the possibility of government formation in Pondicherry, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Assam without any compromise. The full picture will come out on May 4 2026.