Haryana Exit Polls 2024: Congress Poised to End BJP’s Decade-Long Rule

As Haryana prepares for its 2024 assembly elections, exit polls indicate a significant shift in the political landscape. According to a recent survey conducted by Peoples Pulse, the Indian National Congress (INC) appears set to break the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) decade-long hold on governance by potentially securing over 46 seats- the necessary threshold for forming a government in the 90-member state assembly.

Congress Projected to Win 54 Seats

The exit poll results reveal a strong advantage for the INC, which is projected to win as many as 54 seats. This marks a substantial increase compared to the party's previous performance, reflecting growing support among voters who may be seeking change in leadership.

In contrast, the ruling BJP is anticipated to face a notable decline, with projections suggesting they will secure approximately 26 seats. This would represent a significant loss for a party that has dominated Haryana politics for the past decade.

Regional Parties Losing Ground

The exit polls also indicate that regional parties such as the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) are struggling to maintain their foothold in Haryana. Both parties are projected to lose ground in the upcoming elections, potentially limiting their influence in the new assembly.

The decline of these regional parties could pave the way for a stronger two-party system in the state, where the INC and BJP become the primary contenders for power.

As the election date approaches, the exit poll findings signal a crucial turning point in Haryana's political dynamics. If the projections hold true, the INC could reclaim power, ending the BJP's long-standing governance and heralding a new chapter in the state's political history.