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The exit poll results of the assembly elections in five states including Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram were released on Thursday. In Mizoram, the exit polls have shown no clear winner and indicated a hung assembly with the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) giving a close fight to the Mizo National Front (MNF). 

The exit polls indicated that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may make slight gains and the Indian Nation Congress (INC) may lose its grip on power. The numbers indicated a close fight or no clear winner, which increased the chances of alliance formation. 

India Today-Axis My India Mizoram Exit Polls 2023 Predictions:

The India Today Axis-My India exit poll predicted a clean sweep by the ZPM with 28-35 seats. The exit poll predicted that the incumbent chief minister Zoramthanga’s MNF will get only 3-7 seats.

India TV-CNX Mizoram Exit Poll 2023 Predictions: 

With the exit polls for Mizoram out, the India TV-CNX Exit Poll predicted that MNF may get 14-18 seats, ZPM 12-16 seats, Congress 8-10 seats, and BJP 0-2 seats. 

Times Now- ETG Mizoram Exit Poll 2023 Predictions: 

Times Now-ETG survey gave as many as 14-18 seats to the MNF, 10-14 to the ZPM, 9-13 to the Congress and 0-2 seats to the BJP. 

Meanwhile, the Jan Ki Baat exit poll predicted that the MNF is expected to win 10-14 seats, while the ZPM is projected to secure 15-25 seats. The Congress is predicted to win 5-9 seats, while the BJP is expected to win 0-2 seats.

What Is Hung Assembly? 

A hung assembly occurs in a poll-bound state when the contesting parties are not able to achieve the majority. In this situation, neither of the parties or alliances will be able to form a government without forming an alliance or getting support from another party. 

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Mizoram Assembly Election 2018 Result: 

In the 2018 Mizoram Assembly elections, MNF won the elections by winning 26 seats, while the Congress managed to get five seats and remained the second-largest party in the state in terms of vote share. Independent candidates won seven seats.