Key Points: Congress Returns Strong in Haryana, Unclear Results in J&K – Takeaways from Exit Polls.
New Delhi: After exciting campaigns and elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana, it’s time to look at the exit polls. Eight exit polls suggest that the Congress party has a slight lead in Haryana. In Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress-National Conference alliance seems to be in front, but no party is predicted to get a majority according to five exit polls. Remember, exit polls can sometimes be wrong.
Jammu and Kashmir is about to have a new government after holding assembly elections for its 90 districts over three phases on September 18, September 25, and October 1, marking the first elections in 10 years.
Haryana held its voting today. There are 1,031 candidates running for election in all 90 assembly districts, and 20,632 polling booths have been set up for people to vote. The results for the Haryana Assembly elections will be announced along with those for Jammu and Kashmir on October 8.
Here are the main points from the Exit Polls survey.
The results of the exit poll show that the Congress leaders will choose the next Chief Minister of Haryana, according to Bhupinder Hooda.
Former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda mentioned that the decision about who will be the Chief Minister will be made by the party leaders, taking into account what the lawmakers think.
The voting for the Haryana Assembly elections wrapped up on Saturday night, and the results will be announced on Tuesday. Many exit polls are suggesting that Congress might win a strong majority in a state that has been governed by the BJP for two terms in a row.