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JAN KI BAAT EXIT POLL PREDICTS A VERY CLOSE ELECTION IN KARNATAKA

JAN KI BAAT’s EXIT POLL ON KARNATAKA ELECTIONS 2023 SAYS BJP COULD GET 94-117 SEATS

Pradeep Bhandari released JAN KI BAAT’s Exit Poll for Karnataka Elections 2023 on ASIANET-SUVARNA NEWS on May 10th, 2023 after voting hours

JAN KI BAAT Exit Poll projects that BJP is likely to get 94-117 seats in Karnataka Elections 2023. In this close contest, Congress is projected to get anywhere between 91-106 seats and JDS is projected to get seat-share in the range of 14-24 seats and others could land up with 0-2 seats.

VOTE-SHARE PROJECTION

As per JAN KI BAAT’s Exit Poll, BJP is projected to get a vote-share of 37.5% – 39%  in Karnataka Elections 2023. Congress could get projected vote- share in the range of 38%-40% and JDS’ projected vote-share is expected to be anywhere between 14%-17% in Karnataka

NO SPLIT IN LINGAYAT VOTES?

BJP is projected to get major share or LINGAYAT votes; the exit of Jagadish Shettar and Laxman Savadi hasn’t caused any major split in Lingayat votes. In fact, in Hubbali Dharwad Central Constituency – Jagadish Shettar is projected to lose to BJP’s Mahesh Tenginkai.

PM MODI CHANGED IT ALL IN BENGALURU?

Findings of JAN KI BAAT’s Exit Poll reveal that BJP is projected to win more seats in Bengaluru region because of Modi factor. Out of 32 seats in Bengaluru Region, BJP is projected to win 17 seats, Congress could get 15 seats and JDS may not even get a single seat

JDS SHRINKING IN VOKKALIGA BELT?

JAN KI BAAT Exit Poll says that the saffron party could better its performance in the Vokkaliga dominated belt of Old Mysuru region. It is projected to get around 15 seats in this JDS stronghold.

Analysis of Exit Poll data shows JDS weakening and performing poorly even in its bastions. This factor is projected to help both Congress and BJP gain seats in the region. While Congress is projected to get 24 seats in the region and JDS could end up with 16 seats. It’s interesting to note that Congress is likely to perform much better than JDS in Old Mysuru region

BJP is projected to stay in the lead because it is projected to do well in the regions of Kittur Karnataka and Coastal Karnataka.

In Coastal Karnataka, JAN KI BAAT Exit Poll projects that BJP could end up winning in 15 seats out of 19 seats

WHO’S PROJECTED TO WIN VIP SEATS?

a) CM Basavaraj Bomai is projected to  lead from Shiggaon

b) DK Shivakumar is projected to lead from Kanakapura

c) Jagadish Shettar is projected to lose from Hubli Dharwad Central

d) BS Yedurappa’s son BY Vijayendra is projected to lead from Shikaripura

e) V Somanna of the BJP is projected to lead from Chamrajnagar

VOTER TURNOUT IN KARNATAKA

As of 5 pm, Karnataka recorded an overall voter turnout of 65.58%.  Ramanagaram district recorded the highest voter turnout of 78.22% till 5 pm followed by Chickaballapur which recorded a turnout of 76.64%. The district of Mandya witnessed a turnout of 75.90% and Tumkur registered 75.24% turnout till 5 pm

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SAGARIKA MITRA is the Content Head of JAN KI BAAT. She is broadcast journalist with 10 years of experience behind her. She has worked in leadership roles in TV Channels like REPUBLIC TV & TIMES NOW and was in the CORE TEAM of REPUBLIC TV since its launch in May 2017. She joined as Deputy News Editor and become the youngest Output Editor of REPUBLIC TV at the age of 30. She has led the Editorial Desk at REPUBLIC TV, has anchored primetime English News bulletins and done special reporting projects during her stint at REPUBLIC TV. At JAN KI BAAT, she drives the Content Strategy on digital and TV and leads the team in editorialising, producing & executing JANTA KA MUKADMA on INDIA NEWS

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