Here is a snap-shot of what exit polls are predicting on Delhi assembly polls 2020##Here is a snap-shot of what exit polls are predicting on Delhi assembly polls 2020

With most of the exit polls already out, here is a snap-shot of what exit polls are predicting on Delhi assembly polls 2020:

NEWSX-POLSTRAT: AAP -50-56: BJP: 10 -14: Cong: 0

Republic - Jan Ki Baat: AAP: 48-61: BJP: 9-21: Cong: 0-1

ABP - C Voter: AAP: 49 to 63: BJP 5 to 19: Congress: 0 to 4

India TV IPSOS: AAP: 44: BJP – 26: Cong - 0

Times Now - IPSOS: AAP 44: BJP 26: Cong - 0

TV9- Cicero: AAP: 54: BJP: 15: Cong: 1

News24- Jan ki baat: AAP 54: BJP: 15: Cong: 1

Feb 8, 2020 7:28 PM

ABP News C-Voter exit poll 2020: AAP to get 52%, BJP-40%, Congress-6%##ABP News C-Voter exit poll 2020: AAP to get 52%, BJP-40%, Congress-6%

ABP News C-Voter Exit Poll 2020 survey results indicate AAP to get 52 percent, BJP to get 40 percent and Congress is likely to get 6 percent.

Feb 8, 2020 7:19 PM

NewsX-Neta exit poll results: AAP - 48; BJP-21; Congress-1##NewsX-Neta exit poll results: AAP - 48; BJP-21; Congress-1

The NewsX-Neta exit poll survey results 2020 has given the AAP 48-61 seats. BJP is expected to get between 9 and 21 seats. Congress is expected to bag just one seat.

Feb 8, 2020 6:49 PM

Delhi exit poll results: Advantage AAP says Times Now, Republic TV; BJP to sharply improve tally##Delhi exit poll results: Advantage AAP says Times Now, Republic TV; BJP to sharply improve tally

Times Now has given the AAP 44 seats in its exit poll results, while the BJP is likely to win 26 seats in the national capital. The Times Now exit poll survey has given nil seats to the Congress party.

Likewise, Republic TV's exit poll results indicate AAP bagging 48 seats, while BJP is likely to bag 21 seats. The Republic TV exit poll results have given just one seat to the Congress.

Feb 8, 2020 6:39 PM

Delhi voter turnout at 67% in 2015 polls##Delhi voter turnout at 67% in 2015 polls

In the 2015 Assembly elections, Delhi recorded a voter turnout of 67.12 percent. In 2013, 65.63 percent of eligible Delhiites turned out to vote and the figure in the 2008 elections was 57.58 percent.

Feb 8, 2020 6:27 PM

North-East Delhi records the maximum percentage of voting##North-East Delhi records the maximum percentage of voting

Feb 8, 2020 6:13 PM

Delhi polls: 55% polling till 6pm##Delhi polls: 55% polling till 6pm

The voter turn out for the Delhi polls was recorded at 54.65 percent till 6 pm. This is the first time is has dropped since the last election in 22 years. The voting for Delhi assembly elections has ended at 6pm, with those voters still in the queue allowed to cast their votes.

Of the 11 districts till 5pm, northeast Delhi recorded a turnout of 63.4 percent, the highest, while New Delhi saw 44.29 percent, the lowest.

Feb 8, 2020 6:08 PM

Voting underway at a polling booth in Shaheen Public School in Shaheen Bagh##Voting underway at a polling booth in Shaheen Public School in Shaheen Bagh

Feb 8, 2020 5:49 PM

Delhi records 45% voter turnout till 5 PM##Delhi records 45% voter turnout till 5 PM

Delhi recorded nearly 45 percent voter turnout in Delhi assembly polls till 5 pm. The voting began at 8 AM and will end at 6 PM.

Feb 8, 2020 5:17 PM

Here's what Giriraj Singh said on AAP's allegations against him##Here's what Giriraj Singh said on AAP's allegations against him

Union Minister Giriraj Singh on AAP alleging that he distributed money to influence voters: I had just gone to the shop to buy some stuff. The shopkeeper is a known person. It has been done to raise an issue of Bihari vs non-Bihari.

Feb 8, 2020 5:13 PM

AAP fed biryani to one community, says Parvesh Verma##AAP fed biryani to one community, says Parvesh Verma

BJP's controversial MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma is at it again. On polling day on Saturday, he alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party is arranging biryani for Shaheen Bagh protesters and as a quid pro quo, they are voting for the AAP.

"Delhiites, the media is saying the same thing which I was insisting upon so far. People from a certain community from Shaheen Bagh, Seelampur and Jamia Millia are standing in long queues to claim that they will vote for AAP. Why would they not? Aam Aadmi Party has been feeding them biryani for more than a month," Verma said in a video that he tweeted

The BJP MP also called it as a mode of "repayment of loan" given by the AAP. Addressing Delhiites as "Rashtravadi" and "Deshbhakt", Verma clearly implied that the protesters are not. "We won't let Delhi breakaway," he claimed. He ended his monologue with "Jai Shri Ram".

Verma, releasing this video on the day of polling, has already created concern within the opposition ranks. The EC has not yet reacted to this new video, but the tone, tenor and messaging of the video seems to be clear -- to polarise the voting in the second half of the day.

Feb 8, 2020 4:51 PM

Delhi records 43% voter turnout till 4 PM##Delhi records 43% voter turnout till 4 PM

Delhi recorded nearly 43 percent voter turnout in Delhi assembly polls till 4 pm. The voting began at 8 AM and will end at 6 PM.

Feb 8, 2020 4:32 PM

Senior CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat after casting his vote at Sanchar Bhawan##Senior CPI(M) leader Prakash Karat after casting his vote at Sanchar Bhawan

Feb 8, 2020 4:06 PM

BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi, Varun Gandhi cast votes in Delhi##BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi, Varun Gandhi cast votes in Delhi

BJP MPs Meenakshi Lekhi and Varun Gandhi on Saturday exercised their franchise in central Delhi's Nirman Bhavan polling booth.

Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora, Congress interim chief Sonia Gandhi and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had also exercised their franchise at the same polling booth earlier in the day.

Voting for Delhi Assembly's 70 seats is being held from 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. The results will be out on Tuesday.

Feb 8, 2020 3:48 PM

Arvind Kejriwal, Smriti Irani trade barbs##Arvind Kejriwal, Smriti Irani trade barbs

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Union minister Smriti Irani traded barbs on Twitter on Saturday after the AAP leader issued a "special appeal" to woman voters and asked them to discuss with men as to who could be the right choice for votes.

Irani, a BJP leader and Lok Sabha MP, took a swipe at Kejriwal, asking if he does not consider women capable enough to decide for themselves who to vote for.

"Must go to vote. A special appeal to all women. As you take care of your family, there is another responsibility on your shoulder which is of the country as well as Delhi. All women must vote and also take men of their family for it. You also must discuss with men who will be the right choice (for votes)," Kejriwal tweeted minutes before the polling for electing the Delhi assembly began.

Irani retorted, "Don't you consider women so capable that they could decide themselves who to vote for?" She also used a hashtag, projecting him as anti-women.

Kejriwal soon hit back at her, saying the women of Delhi have decided who to vote for.

"And this time in Delhi, women have decided their family's choice for votes. After all they have to run their household," he added.

Feb 8, 2020 3:34 PM

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