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DELHI ELECTION 2020 EXIT POLL RESULTS LIVE

With the National Capital set to go to polls on 8 February (Saturday) and the results slated to be out on 11 (Tuesday), independent pollsters and news agencies are scrambling to ready prediction statistics for the Delhi Assembly Election 2020. The various media outlets, often in conjunction with statisticians and psephologists, conduct surveys among citizens after they have cast their votes to project possible outcomes of election before actual results are declared by the Election Commission of India. Dubbed the Exit Poll Results, these results are, however, embargoed by the Election Commission till the final vote is cast so that these predictions do not influence voter behaviour in any way. However, it should be noted that the exit poll predictions are not always accurate and are only indicative of a generic trend. There are around 1.4 crore eligible voters in Delhi. Aam Aadmi Party is the incumbent party in the state.

Exit poll results by Average of All Exit Polls

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

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Exit poll results by India Today-Axis

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

59-68

BJP+

02-11

INC+

OTH

Exit poll results by Republic-Jan Ki baat

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

48-61

BJP+

09-21

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00-01

OTH

Exit poll results by NewsX-Neta

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

53-57

BJP+

11-17

INC+

00-02

Exit poll results by ABP-CVoter

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

49-63

BJP+

05-19

INC+

00-04

OTH

Exit poll results by NewsX-Polstrat

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

50-56

BJP+

10-14

INC+

OTH

Exit poll results by India TV-Ipsos

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

BJP+

INC+

Exit poll results by TV9-Cicero

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

BJP+

INC+

OTH

Exit poll results by News24-Jan Ki Baat

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

BJP+

INC+

OTH

Exit poll results by Times Now-Ipsos

Delhi Assembly Elections 2020

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(36 to win)

AAP

BJP+

INC+

OTH

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VOTERS OF DELHI

Anuj Kumar (28)

Constituency: Trinagar

Occupation: Private tutor

"I agree that Aam Admi Party has done good work in the field of health and education, but the party is also lenient towards anti-social elements. Recently, it supported those who are protesting against Citizenship Amendment Act. AAP has not taken the right step in supporting them. On the other hand, the BJP government at the Centre, in the last few months, has done what earlier seemed impossible. Be it the abrogation of Article 370 or passing the Citizenship Amendment Bill."
Sumit Agarwal (35)

Constituency: Malviya Nagar

Occupation: Trader

"If ruling party in Delhi and the Centre are at loggerheads it becomes difficult for citizens. The trader community has many problems — starting from the sealing drive to implementation of the GST. The Delhi government has no role in it. The Delhi government provides free electricity, free education, free bus rides for women. But these schemes are of no use to us traders. The policies which can bring change can be devised only by the Centre and the BJP is in power there. So, it will be helpful for us if the party in power at the Centre is in power in the state as well."
Ratan Jeet Singh (51)

Constituency: Kirari

Occupation: Trader

Singh said that he will vote for AAP for their good work in the field of health and education. "What does a poor man want? He wants facilities in the field of health and education. The AAP government has taken adequate steps to ensure that we get these facilities free of cost. The poor person earns his livelihood with much hard work. But he has to spend a big chunk of his earning in health and education than it aches his heart. But in Delhi, my children have got quality education in government schools. I have got free treatment in Delhi government hospitals and Mohalla Clinics. To continue to get the same I will vote for AAP."
Rachna (32)

Constituency: Chandni Chowk

Occupation: Homemaker

"AAP is my only option. Who else will we vote for? It is only Kejriwal and no one else. He has done his best to provide better education for our children and best healthcare for our families free of cost. What else can we expect from a government? Apart from that, the Delhi government has done enough to protect the dignity of women. Every street has CCTV cameras. Now, women are safer on the streets. Not only that, Kejriwal has provided free bus rides for women and employed marshals in bus so that women feel safe."
Bhupender Singh (46)

Constituency: Badarpur

Occupation: Security Guard

Singh says that the BJP has worked for the interest of the nation. "We have lived even when there was no water supply connection. We lived in an era when there was no electricity. But we cannot live without our country. The BJP has done enough to integrate the nation by abrogating Article 370. It has taken care of our aspirations by removing the hurdles in constructing a majestic Ram Temple. It is also giving us citizenship by passing the CAA."
Bhoori (35)

Constituency: Trilokpuri

Occupation: Homemaker

"Two of her kids aged 13 and 10 study at a government school in Trilokpuri. Her husband is a driver. And she is the member of School Management Committee – set up under AAP government in every school – where parents elect 12 of them to represent their demands to the school. "I have never felt so important. It is something I have dedicated a lot of my time to since the educational reforms."
Kushal Kumar (25)

Constituency: Badarpur

Occupation: Runs his own business

Kushal was actively involved in mobilising students who fell off the roster in the past few years. "Arvind Kejriwal may have brought in school reforms, but I cannot vote for him because he has ignored weak students."
Zohran Jilani (21)

Constituency: Seelampur

Occupation: Student, Jamia Milia Islamia

Zohran, with his friend Shammas, formed a human train along with 30-odd people, and walked through the streets of Seelampur, a constituency in Delhi, carrying anti-CAA and NRC posters. Within a week, at least 500 people had joined them. Zohran, who studies at Jamia, said, "Arvind Kejriwal’s lukewarm approach after the attack disappointed me. He should have taken to the streets."

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