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MAVIA's dominance in western Maharashtra; A blow to the Mahayuti
Voting for the assembly elections was held on Wednesday, and now the counting of votes will be held on Saturday, November 23. Before that, the exit polls have come out, according to the exit polls conducted by many organizations, no one is seen getting a clear majority in the state. Due to this, the leaders of both the Mahavikas Aghadi and the Mahayuti have increased their fear. On the other hand, the exit poll figures have further increased the curiosity about the election results.
According to the exit poll conducted by Axis, the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to face a big setback in Marathwada. However, on the other hand, it has been predicted that the Mahavikas Aghadi can make a strong comeback in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 46 seats in Marathwada, out of which the Mahayuti is likely to win 30 seats. While the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to get 15 seats. An independent candidate is expected to win one seat. On the other hand, the opposite situation is seen in western Maharashtra. It is estimated that the Mahavikas Aghadi has received a good response from the voters in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 48 assembly seats in Western Maharashtra, out of which Mahavikas Aghadi candidates are likely to win 36 seats, while Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 21 seats. Independent candidates are likely to be ahead in one seat.
Meanwhile, Axis has also presented exit polls for North Maharashtra, Konkan and Mumbai. According to the Axis poll, Mahayuti is likely to get 22 seats in Mumbai. While Mahavikas Aghadi may get 14 seats. Mahayuti's dominance continues in Konkan too, Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 24 seats in Konkan, while Mahayuti is likely to get 13 seats. In North Maharashtra, Mahayuti is likely to get a maximum of 38 seats, while Mahayuti is expected to get only seven seats.
Voting for the assembly elections was held on Wednesday, and now the counting of votes will be held on Saturday, November 23. Before that, the exit polls have come out, according to the exit polls conducted by many organizations, no one is seen getting a clear majority in the state. Due to this, the leaders of both the Mahavikas Aghadi and the Mahayuti have increased their fear. On the other hand, the exit poll figures have further increased the curiosity about the election results.
According to the exit poll conducted by Axis, the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to face a big setback in Marathwada. However, on the other hand, it has been predicted that the Mahavikas Aghadi can make a strong comeback in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 46 seats in Marathwada, out of which the Mahayuti is likely to win 30 seats. While the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to get 15 seats. An independent candidate is expected to win one seat. On the other hand, the opposite situation is seen in western Maharashtra. It is estimated that the Mahavikas Aghadi has received a good response from the voters in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 48 assembly seats in Western Maharashtra, out of which Mahavikas Aghadi candidates are likely to win 36 seats, while Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 21 seats. Independent candidates are likely to be ahead in one seat.
Meanwhile, Axis has also presented exit polls for North Maharashtra, Konkan and Mumbai. According to the Axis poll, Mahayuti is likely to get 22 seats in Mumbai. While Mahavikas Aghadi may get 14 seats. Mahayuti's dominance continues in Konkan too, Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 24 seats in Konkan, while Mahayuti is likely to get 13 seats. In North Maharashtra, Mahayuti is likely to get a maximum of 38 seats, while Mahayuti is expected to get only seven seats.
According to the exit poll conducted by Axis, the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to face a big setback in Marathwada. However, on the other hand, it has been predicted that the Mahavikas Aghadi can make a strong comeback in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 46 seats in Marathwada, out of which the Mahayuti is likely to win 30 seats. While the Mahavikas Aghadi is likely to get 15 seats. An independent candidate is expected to win one seat. On the other hand, the opposite situation is seen in western Maharashtra. It is estimated that the Mahavikas Aghadi has received a good response from the voters in western Maharashtra. There are a total of 48 assembly seats in Western Maharashtra, out of which Mahavikas Aghadi candidates are likely to win 36 seats, while Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 21 seats. Independent candidates are likely to be ahead in one seat.
Meanwhile, Axis has also presented exit polls for North Maharashtra, Konkan and Mumbai. According to the Axis poll, Mahayuti is likely to get 22 seats in Mumbai. While Mahavikas Aghadi may get 14 seats. Mahayuti's dominance continues in Konkan too, Mahayuti candidates are likely to win 24 seats in Konkan, while Mahayuti is likely to get 13 seats. In North Maharashtra, Mahayuti is likely to get a maximum of 38 seats, while Mahayuti is expected to get only seven seats.
