Elections for 243 assembly seats of Bihar are over. In most of the exit polls, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has claimed to get majority. At the same time, Prashant Kishore’s claims regarding Jansuraj Party do not seem to be converting into votes.
According to the exit poll of IANS-Materize, NDA will get 147-167 seats and Grand Alliance will get 70-90 seats.
According to CHANAKAYA STRATEGIES, NDA may get 130-138 seats, Grand Alliance may get 100-108 and others may get 3-5 seats. In the exit poll of POLSTRAT regarding Bihar elections, NDA is seen getting 133-148 seats, Grand Alliance is seen getting 87-102 seats and others are getting 3-5 seats.
According to TIF Research data, BJP led NDA may get 145 to 163 seats in Bihar Assembly elections. Whereas Grand Alliance may get 76-95 seats and others may get 3 to 6 seats. Whereas, according to POLL DIARY, NDA may get 184-209 seats, Grand Alliance is seen getting 32-49 seats and others are seen getting 1 to 5 seats.
NDA is getting majority in exit polls
In many exit polls that came out after the end of the second phase of voting in Bihar, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) seems to be getting a clear majority. At the same time, the Grand Alliance seems to be getting 76 to 90 seats, whereas if we talk about Jan Suraj, Prashant Kishor does not seem to have any significant impact. Talking about the voting turnout in the state after voting took place till 5 pm, it was 65.08 percent in the first phase. After this, after voting on 122 seats in the second phase, the voting turnout was 67.14 percent.
(Disclaimer- With the second phase of elections, voting has taken place on all 243 seats in Bihar. The country is waiting to know whose government is going to be formed in Bihar. The time of waiting is nearing the end. Different survey agencies have conducted the exit poll of Bihar.