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Exit poll results 2019 Live: Poll of exit polls shows BJP sweep in Maharashtra, Haryana
BJP looks set to retain power in both Maharashtra and Haryana with the Congress ending as a distant second in both the states, according to the poll of exit polls. Stay with TOI for live updates:Poll of polls: Haryana (Average of 6 agencies)
BJP: 66 | Congress: 13 | Others: 11
Poll of polls projects saffron sweep in Maharashtra
Times Now's seat-share projection for Maharashtra (Party-wise break-up)
Meanwhile, 65% turnout has been recorded in Haryana till 6pm
ABP-CVoter seat share projection for Maharashtra
BJP-Shiv Sena: 204 | Congress-NCP: 69 | Others: 15 (Total: 288)
India Today-Axis My India vote share projection for Maharashtra
BJP+: 45% | Congress+: 35% | Others: 20%
Exit polls have unanimously predicted a clear victory for the BJP in both Maharashtra and Haryana
Haryana seat share projection: Poll of polls
BJP: 63 | Congress: 16 | Others: 11 (Total: 90) (Average of 4 exit polls)
Jan Ki Baat seat share projection for Maharashtra
BJP-Shiv Sena: 223 | Congress-NCP: 54 | Others: 11
Maharashtra seat share projection: Poll of polls
BJP-Shiv Sena: 213 | Cong-NCP: 61 | Others: 14 (Total: 288) (Average of six exit polls)
Times Now seat share projection for Haryana
BJP: 71 | Congress: 11 | Others: 8 (Total seats: 90)
India Today-Axis My India seat share projection for Maharashtra
BJP-Shiv Sena: 166-194 | Congress-NCP: 72-90 | Others 22-34 (Total seats: 288)
Times Now seat share projection for Maharashtra
BJP-Shiv Sena: 230 | Congress-NCP: 48 | Others: 10 (Total seats: 288)
63% voting in Maharashtra, turnout similar to 2014
Maharashtra assembly elections held on Monday saw a voter turnout of around 63 per cent, almost matching the 63.38 per cent polling recorded in the the last state elections in 2014.
Voting ends in Maharashtra and Haryana
54.53% voter turnout recorded till 5pm in Maharashtra
Advantage BJP in both states?
Generally, state assembly elections held immediately after the Lok Sabha elections favour the winner in the national election. Will the BJP’s incumbent governments in Maharashtra and Haryana pass the popularity test like the Modi government at the Centre. Let's see what the exit polls predict ...
