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Zee Maha exit poll predicts Arvind Kejriwal`s return, gives AAP 55 seats in Delhi assembly poll 2020
The Delhi election exit poll result will start coming in after 6:30 pm when voting ends. Zee News will show you the Maha exit poll bringing together the exit polls conducted by different pollsters.
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Manish Sisodia thanked volunteers, congratulated party activists. Sisodia said, '' Voting ended! Hearty congratulations to all the activists! They all worked relentlessly from morning to night, and some worked 24 hours in the last days. This election is the proofs how selfless and strong is the relationship of all of us. We are winning by a huge margin. Salute the hard work of all colleagues.''
Home Minister Amit Shah calls meeting of all BJP MPs from Delhi at 8:30 pm.
Home Minister Amit Shah calls meeting of all BJP MPs from Delhi at 8:30 pm. Party leaders Vijay Goel, Prakash Javadekar, Hardeep Singh and Nityanand Rai to join the meeting.
Zee Maha exit poll
AAP - 55
BJP - 14
Congress - 01
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi + North East Delhi+ Chandni Chowk+ East Delhi + South Delhi+New Delhi (70 seats)
AAP - 59-68
BJP - 2-11
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi + North East Delhi+ Chandni Chowk+ East Delhi + South Delhi (60 seats)
AAP - 50-58
BJP - 2-10
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi + North East Delhi+ Chandni Chowk+ East Delhi (50 seats)
AAP - 41-48
BJP - 2-9
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi + North East Delhi+ Chandni Chowk (40 seats)
AAP - 32-38
BJP - 2-8
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: ABP C Voter survey
AAP - 49-63
BJP - 5-19
Congress - 0-4
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: TV9 CIECRO
AAP - 54
BJP - 15
Congress - 1
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: NEWSX POLSTART
AAP - 50-56
BJP - 10-14
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: ABP C Voter survey (50 seats)
AAP - 35-45
BJP - 4-14
Congress - 0-3
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: ABP C Voter survey (50 seats)
AAP - 35-45
BJP - 4-14
Congress - 0-3
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Exit Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi + North East Delhi
AAP - 23-28
BJP - 2-7
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: ABP C Voter survey
New Delhi (10 seats)
AAP - 7-9
BJP - 1-3
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: ABP C Voter survey
AAP - 49-60
BJP - 5-19
Congress - 0- 4
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
West Delhi + North West Delhi
AAP - 16-19
BJP - 1-4
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: India Today Axis Poll
North West Delhi
AAP - 7-9
BJP - 1-3
Congress - 0
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll: Republic Jan ki Baat
AAP - 48-61
BJP - 9-21
Congress - 0- 2
Others - 0Delhi assembly election 2020 exit poll - NewX - Neta
AAP - 53-57
BJP - + 11-17
Congress - + 0- 2
Others - 0Times Now IPSOS Exit Poll
AAP - 44
BJP - 26
Congress - 0
Others - 0
Delhi came out to vote on 70-member Assembly on Saturday (February 8) which will decide the fate of 672 candidates from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Congress and other smaller parties and independent candidates.
The early hours saw low polling as very few voters chose to brave the early morning chill to cast their franchise even after the polling began at 8 am amid tight security. The polling was smooth and police maintained a strict vigil in sensitive areas. Delhi Police personnel, along with paramilitary force, conducted flag marches in sensitive areas of northeast Delhi, Shahdara and east Delhi and monitored polling booths through CCTV cameras.
Key politicians including External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar and Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday queued up outside polling booths to exercise their franchise for Assembly polls in the national capital. Union Health Minister, Dr Harsh Vardhan, Manish Sisodia, Lt Governor Anil Baijal and Delhi parliamentarians including Manoj Tiwari, Vijay Goel, Parvesh Verma, and Meenakshi Lekhi also voted in the national capital.
As per the Election Commission of India, the total number of electors this year was 1, 47,86,382 out of which 66,80,277 are female and 81,05,236 are male. The number of senior citizens in the voter list is numbered at 2,04,830.
The total voter turnout in the national capital was recorded at 60.17 percent with North-East Delhi's Seelampur recording the highest vote turnout of 71.40 percent.
The ruling Aam Aadmi Party will look to win another five-year term in the office, while the BJP which has emerged as the principal opposition will look to wrest power and form its own government. The Congress which was in power in Delhi for 15 years from 1998 to 2013 will hope to gain a foothold. The Delhi election 2020 saw the ruling AAP, opposition BJP and the Congress engaged in a bitterly fought high-octane campaigns and roadshows.
The Delhi exit poll result will start coming in after 6:30 pm when voting ends. Zee News will show you the Maha exit poll bringing together the exit polls conducted by different pollsters.
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