All of the pre-election survey companies released their exit poll surveys one by one as the voting in the by-election for the Munugode assembly seat came to an end at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The majority of polling firms have predicted that telangana rashtra samithi candidate Kusukuntla prabhakar reddy will defeat bharatiya janata party contender Komatireddy Rajagopal reddy to win the seat. Palwai Sravanthi, a congress contender, will finish in third place as anticipated. Even though these exit polls are not entirely accurate, the final result is still uncertain.
According to Atma Sakshi, the trs will receive 41–42 percent of the vote, opposed to the BJP's 35–36 percent. The BSP will receive 4% to 5% of the vote, while the congress could receive 16.5 to 17.5 percent of the vote. According to People's Pulse, a different polling organisation, the trs will receive 44.4% of the vote, compared to 37.3% for the congress, and 12.5% for the opposition party. Similar to Trishul, another agency predicted that the trs would receive 47% of the vote, followed by the bjp (31%), and the Contress (18%).
A big number of between 48 and 51 percent for the trs and between 31 and 35 percent for the bjp was projected by another outfit, Third Vision. The BSP would receive 5-7% of the vote, while the congress would receive 13–15%. According to the SAS Group's exit poll, the trs would receive 41–42% of the vote, the bjp would receive 35%–36%, and the congress would receive 16.5–17.5%. The BSP would receive 4%–5%. According to a National Family Opinion exit survey, the trs would receive 42.11 percent of the vote, followed by the bjp with 35.17 percent and the congress with 14.07 percent. 2.95 percent would go to the BSP.
According to Atma Sakshi, the trs will receive 41–42 percent of the vote, opposed to the BJP's 35–36 percent. The BSP will receive 4% to 5% of the vote, while the congress could receive 16.5 to 17.5 percent of the vote. According to People's Pulse, a different polling organisation, the trs will receive 44.4% of the vote, compared to 37.3% for the congress, and 12.5% for the opposition party. Similar to Trishul, another agency predicted that the trs would receive 47% of the vote, followed by the bjp (31%), and the Contress (18%).
A big number of between 48 and 51 percent for the trs and between 31 and 35 percent for the bjp was projected by another outfit, Third Vision. The BSP would receive 5-7% of the vote, while the congress would receive 13–15%. According to the SAS Group's exit poll, the trs would receive 41–42% of the vote, the bjp would receive 35%–36%, and the congress would receive 16.5–17.5%. The BSP would receive 4%–5%. According to a National Family Opinion exit survey, the trs would receive 42.11 percent of the vote, followed by the bjp with 35.17 percent and the congress with 14.07 percent. 2.95 percent would go to the BSP.
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