Exit Polls 2017: BJP leading in Gujarat elections, Rahul Gandhi's policy fails

Gujarat: Assembly elections are going to be in Gujarat. Prior to the election, the India Today Group and Axis My India conducted a survey on 182 assembly seats in Gujarat, in which 18,243 participated. This survey was conducted between September 25 and October 15. In the survey, Hardik Patel and Congress were kept separate. As a result of the survey, Hardik Patel is showing bad news, according to the survey, Hardik Patel is getting only two percent votes. If this happened then it means that the racist politics almost ended.

BJP leads

Vote share

If talk of vote share, then Congress can get 38% votes along with Alpesh Thakore and Jignesh Mewani. In the same manner, one BJP can be seen getting more votes than 48% of the votes. Despite being alone, the BJP is looking to get the most votes. Hardik Patel, if he elected alone, he can get only 2 percent of the votes, which can not be translate into a single seat. In addition, if they are giving Shankar Singh Vaghela and AAP become involved in other people with the party, their vote share is 12%, even if Hardik Patel appeared to not get a single seat.

Seats Calculation

Congress + Alpesh + Jignesh = 57-65 seats

BJP = 115-125 seats

Hardik Supporting Party = 0 Seats

Other = 3 seats

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