Exit Poll 2019: The election of the Lok Sabha when all the exit polls were lost||AllBestNews||

Add caption

Exit Poll 2019: The election of the Lok Sabha when all the exit polls were lost

It is clear from the Exit Polls that the NDA is making a strong comeback. While Exit Polls has projected the NDA bumpers victory, the situation of the UPA is more or less similar to the previous Lok Sabha. However, one big question is whether the exit polls are always right?

Lok Sabha elections of 2019 ended. It is fully visible from the Exit Polls that the NDA is making a strong comeback. While exit poll has estimated NDA's bumper win, the situation of the UPA is more or less similar to the previous Lok Sabha. But a big question is whether the exit polls are always right? Can the prosecutions of the exit poll be justified before counting?

Exit Poll 2019 Even if the Congress is taking 5 years away from the power of the Center again. But there have been many such elections in which exit polls have completely failed. In many elections, exit polls had given rise to the NDA, but in these elections the BJP was badly beaten. These elections include from the Lok Sabha to the Legislative Assembly.

2004 is not like the recent situation of BJP

Exit Poll In 2019, even though the BJP is re-looking as the biggest, but in the 2004 Lok Sabha elections, the whole agency's assessment of the water went back to water. All the agencies had given an average of 255 seats to the NDA. But on the counting day NDA 200 could not even touch the figure. The NDA had ceased to 189 seats. The BJP was reduced to 138 seats. In the same election, the UPA was estimated to have 183 seats, while it got 222 seats. Later Congress formed the government in collaboration with the Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party.

Failed poll in 2009 also

The 2009 Lok Sabha elections also proved to be a success of survey agencies. In this election the agencies gave 199 seats to the UPA and 197 seats for the NDA. While UPA took 262 seats while taking tremendous edge. The BJP-led NDA had been reduced to 159 seats.

Bihar Legislative Assembly Elections

The Exit poll was not accurate even in the Bihar assembly elections in 2015. In all exit polls, BJP + was told to rise to the JDU-RJD alliance, but the results were exactly the opposite. The BJP was reduced to +58 seats, while the JDU-RJD coalition was sitting on the power chair with 178 seats.

Exit polls were anticipated in Delhi elections

In the exit poll for the Legislative Assembly elections in 2015, the AAP was estimated to get between 31 and 53 seats. BJP gave 17-35 seats In the result, the Aam Aadmi Party got 67 out of 70 seats. BJP got only 3 seats and Congress was wiped out.

Bad news in Chhattisgarh assembly elections in 2018

In the Assembly election in Chhattisgarh in 2018, BJP had projected an average of 40 seats and Congress to get 46 seats in the exit polls, but the surprising results came. BJP won just 15 seats and Congress won 68 seats.

All Exit Polls in the General Election of Australia

The most recent example of exit poll failure can be understood by the General Election in Australia. The opposition Labor Party was shown to get a majority majority in the exit polls. While the results were completely reversed. The ruling party got a majority from the Liberal Party again.