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Karnataka exit poll: Cong to win 103-118 seats, BJP 74-94, says Zee News-Matrize

Karnataka Election Exit Polls 2023: The BJP, Congress and JD(S) are key players. It is to be noted, Exit poll projections may differ from actual results.

Updated on: May 10, 2023, 19:23:52 IST
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According to the Zee News-Matrize Opinion Poll, Congress is projected to win between 103-118 seats in the 2023 Karnataka assembly elections and may cross the majority mark of 113 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party, on the other hand, is expected to settle with 74-94 seats. The poll also predicts Janata Dal (Secular) to win 25-33 seats.

Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 Exit Poll: The BJP, Congress, and JD(S) will put their fortunes to the test. (Singh Rahul Sunilkumar)
Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 Exit Poll: The BJP, Congress, and JD(S) will put their fortunes to the test. (Singh Rahul Sunilkumar)

Karnataka Exit Poll Result 2023 LIVE: Hung assembly likely in Congress v BJP race

In terms of vote share, the Congress is anticipated to receive 41%, while the BJP is projected to capture 36% of the vote bank. JD(S), however, is expected to get only 17% of the vote share.

The exit poll also suggests that independents may get about 6% of the vote share, which could translate into 2-5 seats.

Voters' mood shifted as election approached!

The earlier Zee News-Matrize Opinion Poll had predicted that the BJP would win 103 to 115 seats, while Congress would win 79 to 91 seats, and JD(S) would win 26-36 seats. However, most other surveys predict that Congress will cross the majority mark.

ALSO READ: No clear winner? Exit polls predict tight Congress-BJP race in battle for Karnataka

Result of 2018 Karnataka assembly elections

In the 2018 Karnataka assembly elections, the BJP won 104 seats, followed by the Congress with 80 and the JD(S) with 37; there was one independent member, while the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janatha Party (KPJP) each had one winner.

Record voter turnout on Wednesday

The counting of votes will take place on May 13.

Exit Poll projections are based on surveys and may differ from the actual figures.

 
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Singh Rahul Sunilkumar

A journalist with an engineer's core is trying to make news easier to grasp. He loves breaking down complex topics into digestible form. Obsessed with ISRO, his bylines cover science, technology, business, and, of course, Indian politics. When he's not on shift, you can find him sleeping on books.

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