BJP more likely to win 23 to 27 seats in 60-member Manipur House: ABP-C-Voter Exit Poll

By IANS

NEW DELHI: The BJP is more likely to seize 23 to 27 seats within the 60-member Manipur Assembly whereas Congress might win 12 to 16 seats, in accordance with the ABP-C-Voter Exit Poll.

The ruling BJP’s two estranged allies — National People’s Party (NPP) and Naga People’s Front (NPF), who fought the elections individually, are more likely to bag 10 to 14 and three to 7, respectively.

The present survey findings and projections are based mostly on C-Voter Exit Poll/Post Poll private interviews carried out on polling day and after polling day amongst 18+ adults statewide.

The pattern dimension was 5,269, and the projection comes with a 95 per cent Confidence interval.

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The Congress might lose as much as 14 seats whereas the Bharatiya Janata Party more likely to get a reasonable enchancment with 4 seats than the earlier election.

The NPP is more likely to enhance its strike charge by 11.2 per cent, an enchancment from its 5 proportion in 2017 with a 6.1 per cent swing, the best amongst all of the events that may be a game-changer within the northeastern state.

The NPF, a serious ally of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) led India’s first all celebration and opposition much less authorities in neighbouring Nagaland, is more likely to win 3 to 7 seats in Manipur.

Others might win 2 to six seats, as per the survey.

When Congress suffers with 6.4 per cent decline of seats, the NPP might acquire 6.2 per cent of seats, as per the survey.