Peoples Pulse Exit Poll Prediction: Who Will Win in Bengal? Will Mamata Didi Return, or Will BJP Make History

Updated: Wednesday, April 29, 2026, 18:45 [IST]

Will the BJP manage to challenge Mamata Banerjee in Bengal? Can Vijay make an impact on the strong voter base of DMK and AIADMK in Tamil Nadu? In Assam, will Himanta Biswa Sarma lead the BJP to a bigger win, or will Congress gain ground? And in Kerala, can the Left secure a third consecutive term? These are some of the key questions as survey agencies attempt to predict the outcome after weeks of voting.

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Peoples Pulse exit poll projections for the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 indicate the Trinamool Congress is expected to win 177-187 seats with 46.5% vote share, against the BJP's projected 95-110 seats with 41.5% vote share.

Exit poll results are expected to be released after 6:30 pm. Stay tuned for live updates as predictions begin to unfold.

A word of caution: exit polls are not always accurate and should be seen as early indicators, not final results.

The election process saw participation from around 17 crore voters across 824 constituencies. Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry went to polls on April 9, while Tamil Nadu voted in a single phase on April 23. In West Bengal, polling has been conducted in two phases, with the second phase currently underway.

Exit Poll Predictions:

Peoples Pulse:

The latest exit poll projections for the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 indicate a strong lead for the Trinamool Congress, which is expected to secure between 177-187 seats with around 46.5% vote share. The Bharatiya Janata Party is projected to win 95-110 seats with 41.5% support, suggesting a competitive but trailing position. Other parties, including the Left, Congress, and smaller regional groups, are expected to have minimal impact, indicating a largely bipolar contest in the state.

The latest exit poll vote share projections for the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 suggest a clear lead for the Trinamool Congress, which is estimated to secure around 46.5% of the vote. The Bharatiya Janata Party follows closely with 41.5%, indicating a strong contest between the two major parties. Meanwhile, the Left, Congress, and other smaller parties are projected to have a limited share, highlighting a largely two-party battle in the state. The poll also notes a margin of error of plus or minus 3%, meaning the final results could still vary.