Lok Sabha ABP-CVoter Exit Poll Live Updates General Elections 2024 PM Modi Rahul Gandhi BJP Congress India NDA

ABP-Cvoter Exit Poll Survey: The biggest elections in the world are coming to an end today, leaving the floor open for political pundits to discuss, speculate and predict the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 results. The ABP-Cvoter Exit Poll will bring in the best journalists, psephologists, pundits, and observers on a single platform to discuss the various outcomes of the elections. The ABP-CVoter exit poll is among the most precise surveys in the nation that will help you keep track of the latest developments after the elections. 

Take part in the political discourse after the Lok Sabha elections 2024 with ABP Network as it hosts the exit polls for the seven phases of voting in all 28 states and 8 Union Territories.

Though in many cases, exit polls could perfectly predict who would come into power, in an equal number of cases, they were completely wrong. So, there is always a 50% chance of the exit polls going wrong.

The ABP-CVoter exit poll survey aims to give you information on all the 543 seats that are on the line. The political pundits will dissect every state exit poll result, and compare it with the turnout, historical data, and moves by the political leaders to put things in perspective for you.

An unprecedented 97 lakh voters sealed the fate of 8,360 candidates in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. 

Keep track of the minute-by-minute developments as the exit poll results are announced right here on ABP-CVoter exit polls. Check out whether your favourite parties are on a winning track in your state or if they are staring at defeat. These elections could well decide your future and put the nation on the path to development for the next five years.

The government that comes to power will face crucial decisions, especially in the sectors of defence, foreign policy, economic development, and manufacturing. While the BJP has repeatedly harped on its formulae of double-engine government and stable governance on one hand, it has pointed out the lack of consensus on a Prime Ministerial candidate among the Opposition parties on the other.

The Opposition, not one to be left out, pointed to the BJP’s “unspoken policy” of not keeping anyone above the age of 75 in the government and said that Amit Shah will replace Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister next year as the latter turns 75.

So stay tuned to ABP Live’s coverage of the ABP-CVoter exit polls here to catch all the latest updates.