Exit polls predicted the BJP would hold Himachal Pradeshs position in a tight fight . The results of the exit polls published on Monday showed that people have voted on the topics, and that I can say that the results will be higher than what we see in exit polls today, said Naresh Chauhan, vice president of the Congress state unit .
Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) India, December 6: After making exit poll predictions for Himalayachal Pradesh that predicted the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to form the government with a full majority, Congress is still hopeful.We'll have to wait to see the sample and sample volume.Exit polls are certainly correct, but it has been challenged in the last few elections.According to the exit polls predicted on Monday, the BJP would hold Himachal Pradesh's position in a tight fight, according to Naresh Chauhan, vice president of the Congress state unit.
The results of the exit polls published on Monday showed that people have voted on the topics, and that I can say that the results will be higher than what we see in exit polls today, said Chauhan.In the same manner as the by-poll in favour of Congress, we are surely forming the coalition, according to Chauhan.On December 1, the first phase of polling in Gujarat took place, and the results for the two states will be announced on December 8.The Republic-PMARQ exit poll gave 34-49 seats to the BJP, with a vote share of 44.8 percent in Himachal Pradesh, which went to the polls on November 12.It predicted that Congress would get 28-33 seats with a vote share of 42.9%. According to the NewsX-Jan ki Baat poll, AAP will be unable to register its account, though other parties will get 0-3 seats, with 34-42 seats for the BJP, 27-34 for the Congress, none for AAP, and 1-2 for others.The Times Now-ETG poll also predicted 35-40 seats for the BJP, 20-25 for Congress, 0-3 for AAP, and 1-5 for other in the hill state.