JMM candidate from Ranchi Mahua Maji said that the party does not trust exit polls. She also expressed confidence in INDIA alliance’s victory in the Jharkhand Assembly polls. “We don't trust exit polls. You saw what happened in Lok Sabha polls...INDIA alliance will form the government in Jharkhand,” she told ANI.

JMM candidate from Ranchi Mahua Maji said that the party does not trust exit polls. She also expressed confidence in INDIA alliance’s victory in the Jharkhand Assembly polls. “We don't trust exit polls. You saw what happened in Lok Sabha polls...INDIA alliance will form the government in Jharkhand,” she told ANI.

The BJP-led NDA is likely to win Maharashtra, as well as, gain control over Jharkhand after the 2024 assembly polls, showed majority of the exit poll results on Wednesday. The official results will be declared on November 23.

While poll of polls have predicted BJP-led NDA’s victory in Jharkhand, the fight is going to be tough. The saffron party is projected to win 40 out of the 81 Assembly seats while its opponent INDIA bloc might be able to bag 37 seats.

Exit polls released on Wednesday projected mixed outcomes for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections. While most predicted victories for BJP-led alliances in both states, a few gave an edge to the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in Maharashtra.

As the 2024 assembly elections end, exit polls will offer a glimpse into potential outcomes for Maharashtra and Jharkhand. A look back at 2019 reveals both successes and failures in predictions. Will history repeat itself this time around?

Voting for the Assembly Elections 2024 will end for Maharashtra and Jharkhand on Wednesday. Though the counting of votes for both states is set to take place on Saturday, Nov 23, Republic TV will release a poll of polls of Vidhan Sabha Chunav that will give a clear picture of what the people

NDA, which is fighting as a team in both states, has maintained a comfortable lead in Maharashtra. In Jharkhand, the INDIA bloc is giving a tough fight to the BJP.

The BJP has fielded candidates in 68 seats, with allies AJSU Party contesting 10, JD(U) two, and Lok Janshakti (Ram Vilas) one

Jharkhand awaits election results as vote counting begins, deciding whether the BJP or the JMM-led alliance will govern. The state saw its highest voter turnout since 2000, with both alliances campaigning fiercely on issues of corruption,

The counting of votes for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly polls began at 8 am with postal ballots, and the result for the first round of counting is expected by 9:30.