The ABP-CVoter Exit Poll has shown that the Congress is on track to defeat the BJP in Madhya Pradesh. This is a significant turn of events, as the Congress had narrowly won in 2018 but lost power in 2020 when a group of rebels led by Jyotiraditya Scindia defected to the BJP.
According to the ABP-CVoter projections, it is almost certain that the Congress will secure a majority in the 230-seat house. The Exit Poll reveals that the Congress is projected to win between 113 and 137 seats, with 116 being the majority mark. This indicates that the Congress is very close to retaining Chhattisgarh as well.
In contrast to the 2018 elections, where the Congress had swept the state with 68 out of 90 seats, the latest Exit Poll conducted with a sample size of 19171 shows that the Congress is projected to win between 41 and 53 seats, garnering 43.4 per cent of the votes.
The Congress also seems poised to win the Assembly elections in Telangana, with projections indicating a comeback after a humbling defeat in the 2018 elections at the hands of the regional party BRS.
On the other hand, the Exit Poll suggests that the BJP is likely to recapture Rajasthan, a state it had lost in 2018. Despite the Congress increasing its vote share to 41.1 per cent, the BJP’s vote share is projected to rise even more to 44.7 per cent. This gap in vote share is expected to push the BJP towards the majority mark of 101 in the state Assembly.
Overall, the ABP-CVoter Exit Poll indicates a significant turn of events in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan, with the Congress making major gains as opposed to the 2018 elections.
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