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Madhya Pradesh Exit Polls 2023: Congress and BJP Locked in Intense Edge-to-Edge Battle.

As the dust settles on the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections, exit polls suggest an intense battle between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress, leaving political enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. The predictions, as diverse as the state itself, hint at a close contest with varying outcomes. Anti-Incumbency Sentiments in the Air After more than a decade of BJP’s rule in the state, there is a palpable sense of anti-incumbency among a larger population in Madhya Pradesh. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, known for relying on various welfare schemes targeting the poor, faces a tough fight against growing discontent. Despite anti-incumbency sentiments, Chouhan remains confident in the BJP’s victory. Exit Poll Numbers Create Suspense Exit polls, conducted after the conclusion of voting on November 30, reveal a neck-to-neck competition between the BJP and the Congress. The predictions showcase different scenarios, adding an element of uncertainty to the outcome. Exit Poll Results – Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections 2023:

1. Pollstrat BJP: 106-116 seats Congress: 111-121 seats Others: 0-8 seats

2. Matrize BJP: 118-130 seats Congress: 97-107 seats Others: 0-2 seats Axis My India

3. Jan Ki Baat
BJP: 140-162 seats Congress: 68-90 seats Others: 3 seats

4. Dainik Bhaskar
BJP: 100-123 seats Congress: 102-125 seats Others: 0-5 seats

5. C Voter
BJP: 95-115 seats Congress: 105-120 seats

The Madhya Pradesh assembly elections witnessed a historic voter turnout of 76.22%, the highest in the state’s history. Of the 230 assembly seats, 47 are reserved for Scheduled Tribes, and 35 are reserved for Scheduled Castes. Congress Seeks Redemption The Congress, seeking redemption after the collapse of the Kamal Nath government in 2020, is determined to punish the saffron party. The state, historically witnessing political see-saws, remains a critical battleground for both major parties. Counting Day Anticipation With the voting for all 230 assembly constituencies held on November 17, the fate of Madhya Pradesh now rests on the upcoming counting day scheduled for December 3. As the state awaits the final verdict, political enthusiasts brace themselves for a nail-biting finish to this closely watched political contest. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this thrilling electoral battle.

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