After the assembly elections in maharashtra concluded yesterday (November 20), survey agencies have released the results of their exit polls. According to the exit poll of survey agency chanakya Strategies, the ruling alliance may get the key to power again, while the Mahavikas Aghadi election may have to sit in the opposition once again.
chanakya Strategies' figures
According to the exit poll figures of chanakya Strategies, the ruling Mahayuti may get between 152-160 seats, which is more than the majority figure of 145. bjp will be the largest party, which is seen getting 90 seats, while Eknath Shinde's shiv sena is expected to get 48 and Ajit Pawar's ncp 22 seats. Others will get two seats. If we look at the performance of Mahavikas Aghadi, the survey results show that it can get 130-138 seats which is less than the majority figure. Among its constituent parties, congress will be the biggest party which is expected to get 63 seats, uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena-UBT 35 and NCP-SP 40 seats. Mahayuti is also ahead in terms of vote share, it is expected to get 47 percent, Mahayuti 42 percent and 11 percent votes going to others.
MATRIZE exit poll
The results of the Matrix survey also seem positive for the Mahayuti. Mahayuti can get 150 to 170 seats in the elections, while the opposition Mahavikas Aghadi is expected to get 110-130 seats. The survey shows bjp as the largest party which is likely to get 89-101 seats while Mahavikas Aghadi's ally congress will be in second place which can get 39 to 47 seats. Eknath Shinde's shiv sena and Sharad Pawar's NCP-SP will be in third and fourth place respectively. shiv sena can win 37-45 seats and NCP-SP can win 35-43 seats. The biggest blow in this election can be suffered by uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena-UBT which is seen getting only 21 to 29 seats. Mahayuti's ally Ajit Pawar's ncp can get 17-26 seats.