BJP's 27-Year Drought in Delhi May End As Most Exit Polls Favour Its Victory

Updated: Wednesday, February 5, 2025, 20:23 [IST]

The 2025 Delhi Assembly elections are shaping up to be a major turning point in the capital's political landscape, with multiple exit polls indicating a likely BJP victory after 27 years of dominance by the AAP. As the city eagerly awaits the official vote count, the latest exit poll results present a significant shift in the anticipated election outcomes.

BJP s 27-Year Drought in Delhi May End As Exit Polls Favour Its Victory

Chanakya Strategies Exit Poll

The Chanakya Strategies exit poll has projected a strong comeback for the BJP, with the party expected to secure 39-44 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly. In contrast, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is predicted to face a setback, with projections placing it between 25-28 seats. Congress is expected to retain a minimal presence, with 2-3 seats predicted.

JVC Exit Poll

According to the JVC Exit Poll, the BJP is expected to make a significant comeback, securing 39-45 seats, while AAP is projected to fall short of the majority mark, holding only 22-31 seats. Congress is expected to hold a minimal presence, with 0-2 seats in the final tally.

P-Marq Exit Poll

The P-Marq Exit Poll echoes the sentiment of a BJP win, predicting that the party could secure anywhere from 39-49 seats. Meanwhile, AAP is expected to win 21-31 seats, while Congress might be left with only 0-1 seats.

People's Insight Exit Poll

The People's Insight Exit Poll gives the edge to the BJP, predicting the party will win between 40-44 seats. The AAP is projected to secure 25-29 seats, and Congress is likely to have 0-2 seats.

Matrize Exit Poll

The Matrize Exit Poll forecasts a tight race between BJP and AAP, with BJP+ projected to win 35-40 seats, while AAP is expected to win 32-37 seats. Congress is likely to secure 0-1 seat, maintaining its minor role in the Delhi Assembly.

Peoples Pulse & Codemo Exit Poll

The Peoples Pulse and Codemo Exit Polls project a comfortable BJP win, with the party expected to win 51-60 seats in the Delhi Assembly. According to these projections, AAP may slip below 20 seats, marking a dramatic shift in the political balance of Delhi.

With a consistent trend across multiple exit polls, the BJP is projected to make a remarkable comeback after a 27-year hiatus from power in the Delhi Assembly. On the other hand, AAP seems poised for a significant loss in its share of seats, while Congress remains on the fringes.

The final Delhi assembly election results 2025 on February 8, however, will provide the true picture of Delhi's political future, and the capital waits with bated breath to see whether the projections come to fruition.