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India Today-Cicero Exit Poll: Modi-led BJP projected to form next govt in Jharkhand

India Today Cicero Exit poll for Jharkhand

A resurgent BJP is predicted to bag the most number of seats in the Jharkhand Assembly and could form the next government in the eastern state where a JMM-Congress alliance was in power, says an India Today Group-Cicero Exit and Post Poll survey.

Seat projections:

BJP+

43-51 (47) seats

CONG+

7-11 (9) seats

JMM

14-18 (16) seats

OTHER

7-11 (9) seats

The Narendra Modi-led BJP and its allies are likely to win 43-51 (47) seats of the 81-member state Assembly. The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), led by Hemant Soren, is projected to bag 14-18 (16) seats. The Congress and its allies could get just 7-11 (9) seats, says the survey. Other parties, including independents, are projected to win 7-11 (9) seats.

Vote share

Vote share (Projection):

BJP+

36% (+5.9)

CONG+

20% (+8.3)

JMM

16 % (-5.6)

OTHER

28% (-8.7)

 

  • Despite the massive jump in the number of seats, the BJP is projected to secure a mere 5.9 per cent increase in vote share - from 30.1 per cent in 2009 to 37 per cent this year.
  • The big jump in vote share could be for the JMM - up from 11.7 per cent to 21 per cent.
  • The Congress' vote share seems headed for a fall, from 21.6 per cent to 16 per cent.
  • The vote share of others is also projected to fall- from 36.8 per cent to 26 per cent.

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The total sample size of the post poll was 4,192 voters, from 187 polling stations in 41 Assembly constituencies (barring the ones that went to the polls on December 20). The projections are based on the four phases of the polling in the state. The fifth phase of polling ended at 3 pm on Saturday. The results will be declared on December 23.

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