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Exit Poll 2024 Live Updates: When will Lok Sabha Elections 2024 results be declared?
The Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 will be delcared by the Election Commission of India on June 4. The exit polls, which are to be released today, are just predictions and not the actual result of the polls. Exit polls reveal who is likely to win the elections.
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When will Exit polls be released? Media houses started releasing exit polls after 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 1. Exit polls can be released only after the voting ends for an election. The Election Commission imposed a ban on exit polls between 7 a.m. on April 19 and 6.30 p.m. on June 1, 2024.
The Lok Sabha Elections 2024 will be held in seven phases, with the first phase being held on April 17 and the last on June 1. The elections were for 543 Lok Sabha seats. The Lok Sabha Election results will be declared on June 4.
Meanwhile, simultaneous assembly elections were held for Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim. The results for the assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim will be declared on June 2, while those of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha will be declared on June 4.
Stay tuned to this Exit Polls 2024 LIVE update for all the latest developments related to Lok Sabha Elections and exit polls results:
Exit Poll 2024 Live Updates: India Today-Axis My India poll study has predicted BJP's massive gain in Karnataka, the state it lost to the Congress just few months back. The BJP-led NDA may win over 350 of the 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, however, it may not cross the 400-mark, as per the poll predictions. Meanwhile, India TV-CNX poll said the Chandrababu Naidu-led TDP and the NDA is likely to sweep Andhra Pradesh polls.
Different pollsters, such as India Today-Axis My India, Today's Chanakya, Times Now-ETG, C-Voter and CSDS-Lokniti, are releasing exit polls predictions for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 today.
Exit polls 2024 have been released on Saturday, June 1, soon after the voting for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 ended. Will the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) sweep to power for the third consecutive term, or will the Opposition's INDIA bloc be able to oust the BJP this time?
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Congress's decision to not participate in Exit Polls, on the eve of Phase 7 polling, is an unequivocal confirmation that the Congress has conceded the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. It is not surprising, since Congress usually opts out when it doesn't expect results to go in its favour, but has no compunction showing up if it thinks it has even an outside chance. Their hypocrisy is not lost on anyone. Let no one in Phase 7 waste their vote on them. But what is more disconcerting is Congress's antipathy towards the largest democratic process in the world, which saw the participation of over 960 million aspirations," JP Nadda posted on X.
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What exit polls mean? An exit poll is a post-election survey which tends to predict the mood of the nation. It's an opinion poll showing how many seats a political party will likely win. It must be noted that exit polls are not same as the official elections results. The official Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 will be declared on June 4 by the Election Commission of India.
Exit Poll Results 2024 LIVE Updates: After a marathon Lok Sabha elections 2024 - spread over six weeks, the second longest general election since 1951-52 - it's time for Exit Polls. A big win for the ruling BJP-led NDA has been predicted by six exit polls - Republic Bharat- P Marq (359), India News- D-Dyanamics (371), Republic Bharat- Matrize (353-368) Dainik Bhaskar (281-350), News Nation (342-378) and Jan Ki Baat (362-392).
The exit polls have also predicted NDA dominance in Karnataka and Maharashtra and Left-led alliance's rout in Kerala. In Bengal, the exit polls
predicted a better performance for the BJP than it did the last time (22). At least three exit polls have said that the BJP will now be the single-largest party in Bengal in terms of Lok Sabha seats.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, 73, and his party, BJP, is widely expected to come back to power for a third straight term. The Congress, hamstrung by poll losses and a string of defections, is part of the Opposition bloc INDIA taking on the BJP.
In the 2019 polls, BJP romped home with 303 seats and the National Democratic Alliance
(NDA) pushed the number to 352. The Congress secured 52 seats and the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) totalled 91.
The BJP this time has set a target of 370 seats and with help from its allies aims to go past the 400 mark. There are 543 seats in the Lower House of Parliament and the majority mark is 272.
Election results are to be announced on Tuesday.
Health Warning: Exit polls are not always accurate.
On December 19, voters queued up since 7 a.m. to elect heads of various village panchayats and ward member. The polling will continue till 6 p.m.
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Subject to the provisions made for the election of Panchayats, the State Election Commission appoints as many Returning Officers (ROs) and Assistant Returning Officers (AROs) as may be deemed necessary. These designated Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers carry out election related activities under the general guidance and supervision of the District Returning Officer-Collector.
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The State Election Commission, Gujarat was constituted in September 1993 under Article 243K of the Constitution of India. The State Election Commission has been entrusted with the responsibility of conducting free, fair and impartial elections to the local bodies of the State.
Part-IX and Part-IXA were incorporated into the Constitution of India by Amendments No. 73 and No. 74 covering provisions relating to Panchayats and Municipalities respectively. These departments cover the constitution of Panchayats and Municipalities, including their elections by the State Election Commission.
The State Election Commission undertakes activities related to preparation of ward / election department, demarcation of boundaries and distribution of seats as per rules of local bodies, preparation of voter lists of local bodies like Gram Panchayat, Taluka and District Panchayats / Municipalities. Municipalities. Management and oversight of state corporations and general / mid-term / by-elections. For all these functions, the powers under Section 243 K have been delegated to the State Election Commission under which it has been empowered to direct, direct and control the election of local bodies.
According to the election rules of such local bodies, District Election Officer for Panchayat Elections, District Municipal Election Officer for Municipal Elections and City Election Officer for Municipal Elections have been appointed. The State Election Commission has empowered the Collector for all activities relating to Gram Panchayat elections where delimitation and allotment of seats for various reserved classes, voter list, election programs and other related activities are carried out by the State Election Commission.
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The State Government has appointed Shri Sanjay Prasad, IAS (Retd.) As the State Election Commissioner from 03/09/2019.
After the formation of the State Election Commission in 1993, Shri B.K. Shah, Shri PJ Dholakia and Shri Ashok Bhatia, Shri K.C. Kapoor, Shri PS Shah (I / C), Dr. Varesh Sinha has served as the state election commissioner.
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The Constitution of India has been amended in the year 19 by adding 3 and 4 in Part-2 and Part-2-K. Sections 2-D and 4: W-K to oversee, guide and control the preparation of voter lists for local body elections in the State Election Commission. Formation of State Election Commission to conduct elections of these bodies in the State of Gujarat. Done from 9th September. As per the provisions of 2nd and 3rd amendment of the constitution, new Gujarat Panchayat Act 18 has been implemented in the state. Gujarat Municipalities Act-18 and Mumbai Province
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