The results of the 2025 Delhi assembly election will be announced on Saturday; however, predictions are still being submitted prior to the event. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been projected to secure a significant victory in the national capital by the majority of exit polls.
If the figures are accurate, the BJP will make a comeback in Delhi after a 27-year absence. The incumbent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) may be required to remain in the opposition, as per the predictions.
What are the results of the exit surveys for the 2025 Delhi assembly election?
The Axis My India poll anticipates that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party will secure 45 to 55 of Delhi’s 70 seats, while Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP is expected to secure 15 to 25 seats.
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CNX is even more optimistic about the BJP’s prospects, assigning it a range of 49 to 61 seats. The AAP may be restricted to a seat count of 10 to 19 based on the specific exit poll.
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— CNX (@cnxdatalab) February 6, 2025
The Chanakya of today allocates 51 seats to the BJP and 19 to the AAP.
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Seat Projection
AAP 19 ± 6 Seats
BJP+ 51 ± 6 Seats
Others 0 ± 3 Seats#TodaysChanakyaAnalysis— Today’s Chanakya (@TodaysChanakya) February 6, 2025
AAP is expected to secure 32 to 37 seats, according to Matrize. However, it has also projected that the BJP will receive between 35 and 40 percent of the vote.
The exit polls that AAP would prefer to see come to fruition may simply be P-Marq, which would grant the party 39 to 44 seats. According to this particular pollster, the BJP is expected to secure 21 to 31 seats.
According to People’s Pulse, the BJP’s statistics range from 51 to 60, while AAP’s are between 10 and 18. People’s Insight is slightly more conservative, assigning the BJP 40-44 seats and placing AAP at 25 to 28.
According to Poll Diary, the BJP is expected to secure 42 to 50 seats, while JVC predicts that it will secure 39 to 45 seats. The former assigns AAP 18 to 25 seats, while the latter assigns it 22 to 31 seats.
One commonality among all exit poll predictions for the day is that Congress is not viewed with any optimism. The majority of them are anticipating that the grand old party will replicate its performance in the 2015 and 2020 assembly polls, resulting in a third consecutive term of inaction.
