Exit polls: BJP retains MP

December 07, 2018 17:54

Exit polls predict a win for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh.

The India Today-Axis MY India exit polls predict a neck-and-neck fight between the Congress and the BJP in Madhya Pradesh.

The exit poll gives the BJP between 102 and 120 seats, with the Congress at 104 and 122 seats. Madhya Pradesh has 230 seats with the cut off mark at 115. So, the Congress gets the edge in MP. India Today-Axis My India

The NDTV exit polls gives the BJP 118 seats in Madhya Pradesh, with the Congress 101, Others: 11

The Times Now-CNX gives the BJP 126, the Congress 89, Others 15 seats.

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