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Four major exit poll surveys – CVoter, India Today-My Axis, Today’s Chanakya and Republic-CNX – predict a return of Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left government in Kerala in the 140-seat battle against Congress-led opposition. The pollsters show that the NDA will continue to remain a marginal player in the southern state.
If the exit poll prediction comes true, it would mean a shift from the trend of the incumbent losing in every second electoral cycle.
According to C-Voter exit poll data, the ruling LDF is projected to secure 42.8 percent votes. The UDF is expected to get 41.4 percent vote share whie the NDA is likely to get 13.7 percent votes.
A two-cornered fight between the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) in the state saw the BJP and other smaller parties trying to gain votes and seats in the Assembly.
Several surveys including CVoter, India Today-My Axis India, and others will release their predictions for the seats won in the election soon after the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) is officially lifted by the Election Commission.
LDF: 74
UDF: 65
OTHERS: 1
LDF: 72-84
UDF: 58-64
OTHERS: 0
LDF:104-120
UDF: 20-36
OTHERS: 0-4
LDF:102
UDF: 35
OTHERS: 3
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