India Today Axis My India Exit Poll: Ved esas la las pr40es de lub aoa forze, ar Fortune's forecast will be calling the shots as the Lok Sabha elections draw to a close. After the final voting phase on June 1st, we’ll start to see exit polls rolling out. Who will form the next government for the upcoming five years? This question is on everyone's lips and you can find the most accurate answer by tuning in to Aaj Tak from 5 PM this Saturday.
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How are Exit Polls executed?
An Exit Poll involves a survey where voters are asked a series of questions, including who they voted for. This survey is conducted on the day of voting itself. Teams from survey agencies engage with voters outside polling booths, and these interactions are then analyzed to forecast the election outcome. Several agencies carry out these Exit Polls in India.
The three types of electoral surveys
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Pre-Poll: These surveys are conducted after the announcement of election dates but before the commencement of voting.
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Exit Poll: This survey is undertaken on the day of voting. It is an attempt to gauge the voters’ mood through questions posed to individuals as they leave the polling booth.
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Post-Poll: Conducted after the voting ends. For instance, after June 1st, post-poll surveys will initiate, generally aiming to understand the voting patterns of different demographics.
