- By Talibuddin Khan
- Wed, 05 Feb 2025 08:39 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Exit Poll 2025 Delhi Election: The high-stakes battle for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 concluded on Wednesday, with exit polls projecting a significant shift in the political landscape of the national capital. Most pollsters have given the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) an edge over the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), signalling a potential end to the BJP’s 27-year drought in Delhi. Meanwhile, the Congress is expected to remain on the margins, failing to make any gains. The final results will be declared on February 8 by the Election Commission.
The Delhi Assembly Elections, conducted on Wednesday, saw a voter turnout of nearly 58 per cent till 5 pm, with expectations that the final count may touch 60 per cent. This is lower than the 62.82 per cent turnout recorded in Delhi in the 2020 Assembly Elections. The 11-hour voting remained largely peaceful while some sporadic complaints of bogus voting and model code violation continued to be made throughout the day.
Delhi Exit Poll Results 2025:
Exit polls are projections made by election survey agencies based on interviews of voters as they come out after casting their votes. While these projections may differ from the outcome, they provide a glimpse into the possible direction of Delhi’s political future.
At least eight Exit Polls on Wednesday predicted a victory for the BJP over the ruling AAP in the Delhi assembly polls, while the Congress was projected to make no significant gains from the last elections. Two exit polls, however, predicted a victory for AAP, and as many showed a close contest between them, with an edge for the BJP.
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- Matrize Exit Poll Delhi
According to the Matrize exit poll, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is projected to secure 35-40 seats, while the AAP is expected to win 32-37 seats. The Congress, however, is predicted to barely open its account with 0-1 seats.
- People's Pulse Exit Poll Delhi
The People's Pulse exit poll paints a more decisive picture, forecasting 51-60 seats for the NDA and a dismal 10-19 seats for the AAP, with the Congress failing to win any seats.
- People's Insight Exit Poll Delhi
People's Insight predicts 40-44 seats for the NDA, 25-29 for the AAP, and 0-1 for the Congress.
- P-Marq Exit Poll Delhi
P-Marq estimates 39-49 seats for the BJP and its allies, 21-31 for the AAP, and 0-1 for the Congress.
- JVC Exit Poll Delhi
JVC’s exit poll aligns closely, giving the BJP 39-45 seats, the AAP 22-31 seats, and the Congress 0-2 seats.
- Chanakya Strategies Exit Poll Delhi
Chanakya Strategies, another prominent pollster, projects the BJP to win 39-44 seats, the AAP to secure 25-28 seats, and the Congress to manage only 2-3 seats.
- DV Research Exit Poll Delhi
DV Research echoes this sentiment, predicting 36-44 seats for the BJP, 26-34 for the AAP, and a complete wipeout for the Congress.
- Mind Brink Exit Poll Delhi
In the exit poll by Mind Brink, the ruling AAP is predicted to win between 44 and 49 seats while the BJP is expected to win between 25 to 29 seats.
- WeePreside Exit Poll Delhi
WeePreside has predicted 52 seats for the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Delhi Assembly polls. It has also predicted that BJP is expected to win seats in between 18 to 23.
- Poll Diary Exit Poll Delhi
The Exit Poll by Poll Diary predicted 18-25 seats for the ruling AAP in Delhi, while the BJP is expected to make huge gains and win between 42-50 seats. The Congress is expected to win 0-2 seats.
Shift In Delhi’s Political Dynamics
The Delhi Assembly, comprising 70 seats, requires a majority of 36 seats to form the government. The AAP, which currently holds 62 seats, is facing a tough challenge from the BJP, which has only eight MLAs in the outgoing assembly. The Congress, which has no representation in the current assembly, appears to be struggling to regain its foothold in the capital.
The 2025 elections saw a triangular contest between the AAP, BJP, and Congress. The AAP was aiming for a fourth consecutive term, while the BJP sought to make a comeback after its last victory in 1998. The Congress, once a dominant force in Delhi, continues to grapple with its declining influence. If the Exit Polls hold true, the BJP’s potential victory would mark a significant turning point in Delhi’s electoral history.
