BMC civic elections 2017 Exit Poll Results: BJP neck and neck with Shiv Sena

The poll predicts almost similar seats for the erstwhile partners.

Written by: Vaibhav Tiwari
Updated: February 21, 2017, 9:17 PM IST

Mumbai, Feb 21: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is giving a tough fight to Shiv Sena in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections, the exit poll by Axis-My India for India Today predicted after the polling got over on Tuesday.

According to the exit poll, the Shiv Sena may get around 86-90 seats, whereas the BJP may get around 80-88 seats. Shivsena may get 32% votes, whereas the BJP may also get 32% votes. The Congress party may get 30-34 seats with a vote share of 16%. The NCP may be reduced to 3-6 seats. The MNS may get 5-7 seats. The SP may get 2-4 seats.

If these election results come true, it would be a cause of celebration for the Bharatiya Janata Party, whereas the Shiv Sena will not be much happy with results.

The Shiv Sena-BJP coalition had won 107 seats out of the total 227 seats. The Shiv Sena had won 75 seats in the last election, whereas the BJP had won 31 seats. They were ruling the richest civic body. However, just before the elections, the Shiv Sena ended the alliance over the seat-sharing discord. If the exit poll comes true, the BJP’s number of seats will shoot up astronomically and the advantage of coming out of the alliance will go to them. Though the Shiv Sena’s seat number will also go up, but a bigger influence of the BJP would mean their influence will get undermined. (Also read: Tough contest for BMC, BJP ahead in Nagpur, Shiv Sena leads in Thane, claims Axis-My India survey)

  • Exit Poll for Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Elections: Shiv Sena appears to be wiped away from Nagpur’s electoral fight. Sena is predicted to win only 2-4 seats, claims India Today My-Axis India survey.
  • Exit Poll for Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Elections: Congress is expected to emerge victorious on 35-41 seats, claims India Today Axis-My India survey.
  • Exit Poll for Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Elections: BJP is expected to win 98-110 seats, claims India Today Axis-My India survey.
  • Exit Poll for PMC elections: MNS is expected to bag only 3-6 seats in Pune, whereas, the independents are expected to win 1-3 seats, claims survey.
  • Exit Poll for PMC elections: Shiv Sena is expected to win 10-13 seats in Pune, as per the India Today My-Axis India survey.
  • Exit Poll for PMC elections: The alliance of Congress-NCP in Pune expected to win 60-66 seats.
  • Exit Poll for PMC elections: In Pune, BJP is leading the electoral fight. BJP is expected to win 77-85 seats, as per the India Today Axis-My India survey.
  • Exit Poll for BMC elections: Sharad Pawar’s NCP is expected to win merely 3-6 seats. MNS of Raj Thackeray is expected to win 3-7 seats, down from 28 seats it bagged in 2012 polls.
  • Exit Poll for BMC elections: Congress’ vote share is expected to decline to 16 per cent. It is expected to win 30-34 seats.
  • Exit Poll for BMC elections: BJP is expected to grab 30-32 per cent votes, expected to win 80-84 seat
  • Exit Poll for BMC elections: Shiv Sena to grab 32 per cent votes, expected to win 80-88 seats.
  • BJP expected to emerge as the single largest party in PMC, winning 39 seats, claims India Today My Axis-India Exit Poll.
  • BJP is leading the civic poll battle in Pune. The saffron party is leading the charts in Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) elections.
  • In Nagpur municipal corporation, Shiv Sena will bag 2-4 seats, predicts India Today My-Axis Exit Poll.
  • The exit poll predicts the victory of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on only 3-7 seats. In the previous elections, the party had won 28 seats.
  • The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) is expected win merely 3-6 seats.
  • Congress is predicted to win 30-34 seats in the BMC elections, predicts India Today exit poll.

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