Delhi MCD Exit Poll Results 2022 LIVE Updates: India Today-Axis My India anticipates 149-171 seats for AAP, 69-91 seats for BJP – Times of India

THE TIMES OF INDIA|Dec 06, 2022, 00: 24: 51 IST Delhi MCD Elections 2022|3 exit surveys on Monday forecasted a clear win for the Aam Aadmi Party in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) surveys and an end to the BJP’s 15- year guideline at the civic body. The outcomes of the MCD surveys will be stated after the counting of votes on December 7. Over 50 percent of the overall 1.45 crore qualified votes were surveyed in the elections for the overall 250 MCD wards on Sunday. Stay with TOI for all the most recent updates: Read Less People have actually enacted MCD surveys for excellent work done by celebration: AAP over exit survey results After 3 exit surveys on Monday anticipated a clear win for the AAP in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) surveys, the celebration stated that individuals have actually elected the great done by it while the BJP stated it will do far better than the study forecasts. 3 exit surveys on Monday anticipated an end to the BJP’s 15- year guideline at the civic body. All the exit surveys offered Congress less than 10 seats. (PTI) 50.48% citizen turnout in MCD surveys; greatest ballot in Bakhtawarpur ward: SEC Delhi tape-recorded a citizen turnout of 50.48 pc in the high-stakes community surveys hung on December 4, results of which might have implications beyond the nationwide capital. Ballot for the election to the 250 wards happened on Sunday, with a perky Aam Aadmi Party, a positive Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and a confident Congress secured a triangular contest. The civic surveys tape-recorded a citizen turnout of 50.48 percent, with optimum ballot being signed up in Bakhtawarpur ward, the State Election Commission stated on Monday. (PTI) The News X exit survey provided the Aam Aadmi Party 150-175 wards and the BJP 70-92, while the Congress might win 4-7 local wards. Exit surveys forecast clear win for Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi community surveys Three exit surveys on Monday forecasted a clear win for the Aam Aadmi Party in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) surveys and an end to the BJP’s 15- year guideline at the civic body. The outcomes for the MCD surveys will be stated after counting of votes on December 7. Over 50 percent of the overall 1.45 crore qualified votes were surveyed in the elections for the overall 250 MCD wards on Sunday. As the exit surveys for the MCD surveys come out, heartbreaking to see the Congress being completely annihilated in Delhi, a state Sheila Dikshit Ji governed so well: Tehseen Poonawalla Jan Ki Baat-India News exit survey Aam Aadmi Party is winning 149-171 seats in Delhi MCD, tweets AAP MLA Sanjeev Jha दिल्ली MCD में आम आदमी पार्टी 149-171 सीट जीत रही है । https://t.co/AZbqGCgOtF —– Sanjeev Jha (@Sanjeev_aap) 1670243773000 According to India Today-Axis My India exit survey, the AAP might protect 43% share, while the BJP is anticipated to get 35 vote share. Congress is most likely to get 10% votes. Times Now exit survey forecasts 146-156 seats for AAP, 84-94 seats for BJP, and 6-10 seats for Congress. India Today-Axis My India exit survey anticipates 149-171 seats for AAP, 69-91 seats for BJP and 3-7 seats for Congress celebration. India Today-Axis My India exit survey: Occupation-wise vote share Delhi MCD elections 2022: Exit surveys to be out around 5pm Delhi MCD surveys 2022: Northwest Delhi’s Katewara town declares disregard, offers election a miss out on The ballot cubicle in Katewara town in northwest Delhi used a deserted appearance, with its locals choosing to boycott the civic election over declared overlook by the Delhi federal government and the local corporation. MCD surveys 2022: Man goes to vote, informed he is dead Jaipal, who utilizes just his given name, learnt on Sunday that he was no longer alive. At the ballot cubicle in Nangloi Saiyed town in west Delhi, the election officer informed the 67- year-old that, according to their files, he wasn’t alive. FOUND OUT MORE The most affordable turnout of 33.7% was reported from Andrews Ganj ward in south Delhi’s Kasturba Nagar assembly constituency. The state election commission (SEC) stated the figure was tentative and the last numbers were still being put together with lines being reported in some parts of the city till 6pm. That figure is not likely to cross the record turnout of 53.6% in 2017, the greatest for a civic election in the capital. Delhi Municipal Elections: Sunday sloth? Hardly 50% citizen turnout in MCD survey The high-decibel project for the elections for a reunified MCD – which has actually mainly pitted BJP versus AAP – appeared to have actually stopped working to excite citizens, with a turnout of simply 50.5% taped till 5.30 pm, the main closing time, on Sunday.
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