Following the completion of elections for the 543 Lok Sabha seats, the nation awaits the final results. Once counting concludes on June 4th, the election outcome will be revealed. Exit polls have already given us a taste of the anticipated results. According to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is estimated to win between 361 to 401 seats. The opposing India Block is expected to secure between 131 to 166 seats according to the same poll.
How many seats is each state projected to win according to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll? Find all the exit poll predictions for each state and union territory right here.
Source: aajtak
NDA secures 49% of the vote in Uttar Pradesh
The NDA is forecasted to win 67 to 72 seats in Uttar Pradesh, with the India Block potentially getting 8 to 12 seats. The BJP could win 64 to 67 seats, and its alliance partners an additional three to five. The Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Trinamool Congress (TMC) may secure 7 to 9 seats, and the Congress party might win 1 to 3 seats.
Source: aajtak
NDA's vote share and seats decrease in Bihar
With 40 seats in Bihar, the NDA is expected to win 29 to 33 seats, while the India Block is projected to get 7 to 10 seats. Other parties may also win up to two seats. The BJP alone might secure 13 to 15 seats, JD(U) between 9 to 11, LJP four to six, Congress one to two, RJD six to seven, and others one to six seats.
The NDA is projected to have 48% of the vote share, India Block 42%, and other parties 10%. In terms of individual parties, the BJP might receive 21%, JD(U) 19%, LJP 6%, Congress 10%, and RJD 24%, with others potentially earning 20% of the vote share.
Losses for NDA in Jharkhand
In Jharkhand, where the NDA is estimated to receive 50% of votes, 8 to 10 seats might go to the NDA, and the India Block could secure 4 to 5. The 14-seat state is likely to show a loss for the NDA compared to their 2019 performance, where they won 12 seats.
Source: aajtak
Seat count dips for NDA in Maharashtra
Out of Maharashtra's 48 seats, the NDA is projected to win 28 to 32, and the India Block 16 to 20 seats. In a shift from the exit poll to the final count, the BJP could win 20 to 22 seats, Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) 8 to 10, NCP one to two. The NCP (Sharad Pawar faction) is expected to get three to five, Shiv Sena (Uddhav Thackeray faction) nine to eleven, and Congress three to four seats. The NDA is estimated to attract 46% of votes, India Block 43%, and others 11%.
Source: aajtak
'Khela' in West Bengal
According to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the NDA could see a significant advantage in West Bengal. The NDA is expected to win between 26 to 31 seats, TMC 11 to 14, and the India Block none to two. Projections highlight a positive performance for the NDA with 46% of the vote, TMC with 40%, and Congress-Left with 12%.
