Delhi Exit Poll Results 2025: Will BJP End AAP’s Streak? Check ABP News-Matrize Prediction

As Delhi's high-stakes assembly elections come to a close, all eyes are now on the results that will determine whether the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will secure a third consecutive term or if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will return to power in the national capital after three decades. The Congress, struggling to regain its lost ground, is also hoping for a turnaround.

Here Is What ABP News - Matrize Exit Poll Claims

According to the ABP News - Matrize Exit Poll, the BJP is projected to win 35-40 seats with 46% of the vote share, while the ruling AAP is expected to bag 32-37 seats with 44% of the votes. The Congress continues to lag behind, with projections indicating a mere 0-1 seat and 8% vote share.

Polling for the 70-member Delhi Assembly was conducted across 13,766 polling stations. The electoral battle this time is shaping up to be more competitive than the last two assembly elections, where AAP dominated the political scene-sweeping 67 out of 70 seats in 2015 and securing 62 seats in 2020. The BJP had managed only three seats in 2015 and eight in 2020, while Congress failed to win any seats in both elections.

Satta Bazaar Predictions: Mixed Signals

Betting markets have also been closely tracking the Delhi elections, offering mixed predictions:

Gujarat Satta Bazaar: Predicts a neck-and-neck contest, giving both AAP and BJP between 34-36 seats.
Delhi Satta Bazaar: Projects AAP to win 38-40 seats, while BJP is expected to secure 30-32 seats. The Congress is not predicted to win any seats.

With the exit polls hinting at a tight contest and the Satta Bazaar indicating varying outcomes, the final verdict now rests on the official election results. Will AAP complete a hat-trick, or will BJP stage an upset? The political landscape of Delhi is poised for a dramatic showdown.

Counting Day and Final Results

The counting of votes will take place on February 8, and the final results will determine the fate of Delhi's political leadership for the next five years.