Rajasthan Lok Sabha Election Opinion Poll 2019, Exit Polls Results & Latest News Survey

According to the exit poll, it is clear that Congress has swept other parties to the edge. On Friday, Exit polls gave Congress a clear win in Rajasthan lok sabha election. The official result is to be declared on Tuesday, December 11. The party will be seen in dilemma over the CM’s job after the results are announced.

Poll of polls
	BJP+	Cong+	Others
Madhya Pradesh	25	4	0
Rajasthan	22	3	0
Chhattisgarh	7	4	0

Rajasthan Opinion Poll 2019

The Indian National Congress has most likely kept 2 candidates for the post of Chief Minister. The 2 candidates are Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot. Both candidates from same party are contesting due to Congress denied to choose any one out of them. So, that’s why they both had to stand for the lok sabha election.

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Ashok Gehlot (67-yr old) had been 2 times former Chief Minister of Rajasthan.

Sachin Pilot (41-yr old) had won the seat of Member of Parliament from Ajmer. He was succeeded by MLA Sanwarlal Jat.
As the Congress has a huge margin and is sure to rule the Rajasthan, it is to see which one out of both is selected for the CM’s job.

Below are listed the Exit polls of the various news surveys.

Meanwhile, India TV predicted a landslide for BJP in Delhi as the party is likely to all the seven seats in the national capital. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP had won all of these seven seats with a vote share of 46.6 per cent.

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Rajasthan Elections 2019: Exit Polls (News surveys)

Today’s Chanakya predicts zero for Congress in Rajasthan; BJP likely to win 27 seats in MP, 25 in Rajasthan

Today’s Chanakya Exit poll predicted a clean sweep for the BJP and its allies in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, the three states where it had lost the state lok sabha election to Congress in 2018. The Congrress, according to the exit poll, may be limited to just two seats in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, and may not win even a single seat in Rajasthan.