Delhi Election Exit Poll 2025-AAP,BJP & Congress Expected Seats

Delhi Election Exit Poll 2025-AAP,BJP & Congress Expected Seats, Delhi Member of Legislative Assembly Elections 2025 are all set to be held for voting on 5th February 2025, which will happen from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Delhi Assembly Election results will be declared on 8th February 2025, but before this, Delhi Election Exit Poll Results 2025 will be declared today by evening, predicting the mood of potential voters. 

Elections will take place for 70 Members of the Legislative Assembly Seats. Approx 699 candidates are ready in this battle to win the 70 seats, and more than 1.56 Crores of voters are ready to elect them for these 70 MLA Seats. This will be a great battle between three major political parties: the Aam Admi Party vs. the Bhartiya Janta Party vs. the Indian National Congress. 

The party that wins this battle will form the government and rule the capital of the Nation from 8th Feb 2025.  Among 70 Seats, 58 Seats are reserved for General seats, and 12 seats are reserved for scheduled castes. It is an important decision to choose the head leader who works for Health, Safety, education, and other major issues in Delhi. 

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Major Seats

Here in this section, we have provided a detailed summary of the major Delhi Assembly Seats:

Major Constituencies	AAP Candidates	Opponents From BJP	Opponents From Congress	Key Facts: Previous Review
New Delhi	Arvind Kejriwal	Parvesh Verma,	Sandeep Dikshit	Kejriwal won by 21,000 votes in 2020
Malviya Nagar	Somnath Bharti	Satish Upadhyay	Jitendra Kumar Kochar	Somnath Bharti is a three-time winner, secured over 50% of votes in 2020
Ballimaran	Imran Hussain	Kamal Bagri	Haroon Yusuf	Muslim-majority constituency, BJP could never win here
Rohini	Pradeep Mittal	Vijender Gupta	Sumesh Gupta	Close contest between APP and BJP in 2025, Vijender Gupta won by 12,000 votes previously
Shakur Basti	Satyendar Jain	Karnail Singh	Satish Luthra	High-stakes Battle, BJP’s Karnail Singh is the challenger
Patparganj	Awadh Ojha	Ravinder Singh Negi	Anil Chaudhary	Previously represented by Manish Sisodia
Kalkaji	Atishi	Ramesh Bidhuri	Alka Lamba	Atishi won in 2020 with an 11,393 difference
Jangpura	Manish Sisodia	Tarvinder Marwah	Farhad Suri	Manish Sisodia won by 15,000 votes in 2020
Okhla	Amanatullah Khan	Braham Singh	Ariba Khan	Amanatullah Khan defeated BJP by 60,000 votes in 2015 and 2020 at this place

Understanding an Election Exit Poll

An exit poll is supposed to be an accurate prediction for guessing the election results, which is done by private firms, newspaper agencies, and news channels. This is done by reaching voting centers and collecting voters’ answers on which party they have voted for. Mostly, it is not accurate. However, it helps to guess which political party will come into rule. The Exit Poll’s reliability depends on multiple factors, such as the truth behind voters’ answers, the sample size of voters, and the difference in errors. 

Delhi Assembly Election Exit Polls 2025: Key Facts

• Delhi Elections are all set to be held from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on 5th Feb 2025 at 13000+ Polling booths.
  
• Delhi Election Exit Poll 2025 will be explained after 6:30 pm on various news channels and published in newspapers.
  
• The Election Commission of India has strictly instructed not to declare the exit polls before 6:30 PM on 5th February 2025.
  
• Delhi assembly election results will be declared on 8th Feb 2025 by the Election Commission of India.
  
• Around 1.56 Crores voters will put their opinion to choose Delhi’s chief minister. Among them, approx. 84 lakhs are male voters, 72 lakhs are female voters, and 1267 are third-gender voters.
  
• More than 30,000 Police Staff and 220 paramilitary forces have been appointed across Delhi to maintain law and order during the Delhi Assembly Elections. 

How Does Exit Poll Impact Polling Choice of Voters?

Exit Polls are not always correct as they can influence the voters’ decisions. According to the Representation of People Act 1951, section 126A says that exit polls must not be asked or published publicly until the voting ends. It may influence the decisions of voters if it is published or implemented during the elections. For example, in the 2024 MP Elections, according to exit polls, BJP won by attaining 353-401 seats but it gained only 240 seats and NDA won only 293 seats. 

When and Where to Check Delhi Election Exit Poll?

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As mentioned above, exit polls are banned by the Election Commission of India officially under section 126A of the Representation of People Act. Delhi Election Exit Polls 2025 will be banned from conduct and published publicly before 6:30 PM, 5th February 2025 during the elections. After this time period, the Delhi Exit Polls can be seen on various news agencies’ youtube channels and new channels on television live streaming.