The polls for the 2024 Lok Sabha election showed, on Saturday, that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led NDA emerged as an easy winner, securing two-thirds of the over 350 seats in the early trends, widening its social base, and opening its account in southern states like Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi exuded confidence that people have voted in record numbers to re-elect the NDA government and said the “opposing INDI Alliance” failed to strike a chord with the voters who rejected their “regressive politics.”.
As per India Today’s Axis My India Exit Survey, out of Tamil Nadu’s 39 seats, the DMK is likely to get 20–22 seats, the BJP one to three seats, and the Congress six to eight.
As per the same survey, in Kerala, the BJP appears to be securing 27 percent of the vote share and getting two to three seats out of the state’s 20 seats. The Congress-led UDF may get 17–18 seats, while the LDF may get one seat in the state. Out of Karnataka’s 28 seats, the BJP is likely to get 20–22, while its ally, the JD (S), may get three and the Congress 3-5.
As per the Axis My India exit poll, out of Bihar’s and likely to get 28–29 seats, while the Congress may get one of Sidhi or Gwalior among Rajasthan’s total 40 seats, the NDA is likely to get 29–33 seats (BJP 13–15; JD (U) 9–11, LJP 4–6), while India may get 7–10 (RJD 6-7, Congress 1-2).
Out of Jharkhand’s 14 total, India is likely to get 4-6 seats and the BJP 8-10. In Madhya Pradesh, with 29 seats, the BJP is sweeping 25 seats, the BJP is likely to get 16–19 seats, and the Congress is 5-7.
According to the ABP voter survey, the BJP-led NDA may get 1-3 seats in Kerala, while the Congress-led
UDF may get 17–18. Out of Tamil Nadu’s 39 seats, the NDA may get two,
while the India alliance may get 37–39. Out of Telangana’s 17 seats, the BJP and Congress are seen as getting 7–9 seats each, according to the survey.