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Exit Poll Rajasthan Result LIVE 2023: First exit polls result is out, CNN-News18 predicts BJP's win in royal state
30 Nov, 2023 | 05:35:22 PM IST
Exit Poll Rajasthan LIVE 2023: After a high-pitch political campaigning and record polling in Rajasthan, exit polls result conducted by independent agencies and news organizations will start trickling in after the end of polling in Telangana today. The exit polls may provide an indicator of which way the state is moving. However, on several past occasions, the exit polls predictions have proved wrong, with the most famous being the 2004 Lok Sabha Elections and 2017 UP elections.
The BJP and Congress are the main competitors for this prized state that has a record of a revolving chair trend in state Assembly polls. The state has not repeated any government in the past 25 years.
In the run-up to the election, Congress had focused its campaign on the Ashok Gehlot government's accomplishments and performance, highlighting its social projects and programmes. If the party is re-elected, it will rely on a pledge of seven assurances. In contrast, the BJP has targeted the Congress, emphasising on themes such as violence against women, appeasement, corruption, and document leaks.
A total of 1862 candidates are fighting in the state polls this time. Both parties have fielded important leaders in the electoral battle. The important Congress candidates include Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra, and Assembly Speaker CP Joshi. On the BJP side, opposition leader Rajendra Rathore, former chief minister Vasundhara Raje, and other MPs are in the running. Notably, Gurjar politician Kirodi Singh Bainsla's son Vijay Bainsla is running for the BJP.
Former Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya is running for Congress as a candidate, bringing an intriguing element to the electoral mix.
The BJP has fielded 59 MLAs, including those who defected from the Congress, while the Congress has nominated 97 MLAs, including seven independents and one from the BJP - Shobharani Kushwah, who was expelled from the saffron party last year.
In the present Assembly, Congress has 107 MLAs, the BJP with 70.
The BJP and Congress are the main competitors for this prized state that has a record of a revolving chair trend in state Assembly polls. The state has not repeated any government in the past 25 years.
In the run-up to the election, Congress had focused its campaign on the Ashok Gehlot government's accomplishments and performance, highlighting its social projects and programmes. If the party is re-elected, it will rely on a pledge of seven assurances. In contrast, the BJP has targeted the Congress, emphasising on themes such as violence against women, appeasement, corruption, and document leaks.
A total of 1862 candidates are fighting in the state polls this time. Both parties have fielded important leaders in the electoral battle. The important Congress candidates include Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra, and Assembly Speaker CP Joshi. On the BJP side, opposition leader Rajendra Rathore, former chief minister Vasundhara Raje, and other MPs are in the running. Notably, Gurjar politician Kirodi Singh Bainsla's son Vijay Bainsla is running for the BJP.
Former Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya is running for Congress as a candidate, bringing an intriguing element to the electoral mix.
The BJP has fielded 59 MLAs, including those who defected from the Congress, while the Congress has nominated 97 MLAs, including seven independents and one from the BJP - Shobharani Kushwah, who was expelled from the saffron party last year.
In the present Assembly, Congress has 107 MLAs, the BJP with 70.
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Exit Poll Rajasthan Live: CNN-News18 Predicts BJP govt in Rajasthan
- CNN has predicted that BJP will form the government this time with a victory on 111 seats
- Congress 74
- Others 24
Exit Poll Rajasthan Live: Rajasthan voters don't give a second chance to any party? Will it change
No government in Rajasthan has been re-elected for a second term in the last 25 years, since 1993. The state has gone back and forth between the BJP and the Congress. Rajasthan's current chief minister is Congressman Ashok Gehlot.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: What exit polls predicted in last 2018 polls and how correct were they?
- While most pollsters projected a close race with a little advantage for Congress, India Today-Axis predicted a much closer race. My India predicted that the grand old party would have a comfortable majority.
- In the 2018 Rajasthan Assembly elections, most polling companies anticipated a Congress victory, which proved correct.
- Exit poll results from CSDS and ABP were the closest to the final total, predicting 101 seats for Congress, which eventually registered victory in 100 seats.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: EC doesn't allow announcement of exit polls result before 5:30?
- The Election Commission of India announced on Thursday that the findings of the exit polls could be released after 5:30 p.m.
- "In Commission's Notification No. 576/Exitl2023/SDRIV 01.1 dated 3pt October 2023 for the words and figures "7:00 AM on 7th November 2023 (Tuesday) and 6.30 PM on 30th November 2023 (Thursday)," the words and figures 7:00 AM on 7th November 2023 (Tuesday) and 5.30 PM on 30th November 2023 (Thursday) may be substituted," the ECI said.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: Who are the CM face for Congress and BJP?
- While Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has remained the face of the Congress party in Rajasthan, he has stated that the final decision will be made by the party's high command.
- Govind Singh Dotasra, the state unit chief of the Congress, also stated that the party's top command will determine the chief minister of the desert state after appropriate consultation with elected MLAs
- BJP has not named any face for its CM candidate in Rajasthan
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: Why are the Rajasthan elections so important?
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: These elections in five states including Rajasthan are critical because they take place months before the Lok Sabha elections in April-May of next year.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: BJP won't win a single state, says Ashok Gehlot just before the exit polls
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: Before the exit polls, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot stated that the BJP will not win in any of the five polling states. "Regardless of what the exit polls show, the Congress will form the government in Rajasthan." "The BJP is not winning in any of the five states," he claimed.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: Whose government is there in Rajasthan?
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: Rajasthan is currently ruled by the Congress party, which is led by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who is also known as magician in state politics.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: What exit polls predicted in 2018
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: In 2018, Exit polls predicted a Congress win in Rajasthan. All the exit polls indicated the Congress would win a majority in Rajasthan, while the exact number of seats predicted ranged from little over halfway to a two-thirds majority in the 200-member assembly.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: What is the result date for Rajasthan elections?
- The voting on the 199 seats in Rajasthan was held on November 23.
- The result will be announced on December 3.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: What exactly is an electoral exit poll?
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: Exit polls is a survey in which persons who have recently voted are questioned who they voted for in attempt to forecast the election result.
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live: Pre-elections Opinion Polls had indicated a tight contest between Cong and BJP
- According to the Times Now Navbharat ETG Opinion Poll for Rajasthan, both parties are prepared for a neck-and-neck struggle, with each party expected to earn more than 42% of the vote share.
- According to the poll, the BJP is anticipated to win 95-105 seats, while the Congress is expected to win 91-101. Other parties with a 15% vote share are anticipated to win 3-6 seats.
- The IANS-Polstrat Opinion Poll 2023, on the other hand, predicted a clean victory for Congress and claimed that the grand-old party is likely to retain power in the state.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: When and where to watch Rajasthan exit polls result
- The results of the exit polls for the 2023 Rajasthan assembly elections will be announced around 5 pm on Thursday, November 30, 2023, after the end of Telangana voting.
- The exit polls results will be announced by different independent agencies and news organisations
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live: In a record voting, women voters outnumbered men
- Rajasthan registered a record voting turnout of 75.45% in the November 25 polls. The figure was slightly higher than the previous election in 2018, when the state recorded a turnout of 74.71%.
- This time, more women than males voted in the state assembly elections, with 74.72% voting, compared to 74.53% of men voting.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: Congress centerd its campaign around welfare schemes, BJP on anti-incumbency
- In the run-up to the election, the Congress focused its campaign on the Ashok Gehlot government's accomplishments and performance, highlighting its social projects and programmes. If the party is re-elected, it will rely on a pledge of seven assurances.
- In contrast, the BJP has targeted the Congress, emphasising on subjects like as violence against women, appeasement, corruption, and document leaks.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: What is the current strength of the Rajasthan Assembly
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News: The present assembly makeup has the Congress with 107 MLAs, the BJP with 70, and the rest of seats are shared by different smaller parties and Independents. The stage is set for a highly watched contest between the two national parties.
Rajasthan Exit Poll Live: BJP striving to unseat Congress as Grand Old Party aims to make history
Rajasthan Exit Poll 2023 Live News:The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is looking for an opportunity to unseat the incumbent Congress, which is attempting to change history in a state where no party has ever won successive elections. Rajasthan has a record of not repeating any incumbent government in the past 25 years.
