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Voting ended on Wednesday for 288 assembly seats in Maharashtra and 38 assembly seats of the second phase in Jharkhand. In Jharkhand, voting was held on 42 seats in the first phase on 13 November. There are 81 seats in the state. The results of both the states will come on November 23.
There have been 7 exit polls in Maharashtra. Of these, BJP coalition government is expected to be formed in 6, while Congress coalition government is expected to be formed in one. So far 4 exit polls have come for Jharkhand. In all three, BJP alliance is expected to get majority.
See the exit polls table below:
There were two opinion polls before the elections.
Difference between exit poll and opinion poll Opinion polls and exit polls are election surveys. Opinion polls are conducted before elections. Its results are also released before the elections. All people are included in this. This means that it is not necessary that the voter is the one answering the survey questions. In this survey, the mood of the public is estimated on the basis of different issues.
Exit polls are conducted during elections. Its results are released after all phases of voting are over. Officials of exit poll agencies are present at the polling stations on the day of voting. After voting, they ask questions related to the elections to the voters.
A report is made on the basis of voters’ responses. The report is assessed to find out which way the voters are more inclined. After this the results are estimated.
2 cartoons of Bhaskar cartoonist Sandeep Pal regarding exit poll…
Political equation of Maharashtra
Exit polls of last 3 assembly elections in Maharashtra…
In 2019, the BJP-Shiv Sena (undivided) alliance got the majority in Maharashtra. In comparison to 2014, both the alliance’s seats and vote share had fallen. The alliance had won 161 seats and the vote share was 42%. In 2014, this alliance had got 185 seats, of which BJP had 122 seats and Shiv Sena had 63 seats. The vote share was 47.6%.
Rift between Shiv Sena and BJP, rebellion of Shinde and Ajit, political equation of Maharashtra changed in 5 years
2019: Uddhav Thackeray changed sides and became CM after the results. Shiv Sena and BJP came closer in 1984. There was a rift in this alliance for some time in 2014. However, both the parties fought and won the 2019 assembly elections together. After this there were differences between the two parties. Uddhav Thackeray became the CM by taking oath as the Chief Minister on 28 November 2019. The Uddhav government completed two and a half years, going through many ups and downs.
2022: Eknath Shinde’s rebellion and Shiv Sena divided into two parts In 2019, Uddhav had made Urban Development Minister and Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde the leader of the legislative party in the state government. In May 2022, Shinde rebelled with 39 MLAs. Uddhav resigned after political drama. Within 24 hours, Shinde took oath as CM and Devendra Fadnavis took oath as Deputy CM.
2023: Ajit Pawar rebels, NCP breaks up On the 25th foundation day of NCP on 10 June 2023, Sharad Pawar announced the names of two working presidents of the party, Praful Patel and Supriya Sule. Seeing signs of NCP being sidelined, on July 2, 2023, Ajit Pawar joined Mahayuti with 41 MLAs and became Deputy CM in Shinde government.
MVA gains, Mahayuti losses in 2024 Lok Sabha elections
On the basis of Lok Sabha elections, MVA has majority in the assembly, Congress has the lead.
If Mahayuti wins, Shinde-Fadnavis face CM, three names ahead in MVA
Political equation of Jharkhand
Exit poll of Jharkhand Assembly Election 2019, 2 out of 3 correct
Hemant took oath as CM twice in 5 years, Champai joined BJP In 2019, JMM, Congress and RJD together won 47 seats and formed the government. On January 31, Hemant was arrested in the land scam. In his place, JMM’s Champai Soren was made the CM on February 2. To prevent the fall of the coalition government, 37 JMM-Congress MLAs were shifted to Hyderabad.
Hemant got bail after being in jail for 5 months. Champai resigned on 3 July. On July 4, Hemant took oath as Jharkhand CM for the third time. On May 28, Champai resigned from JMM, accusing Hemant Sarkar of spying on him. Champai joined BJP on 30 May.
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