New Delhi, Dec 14: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is projected to win 104-14 seats, whereas the Congress may get 65-75 in the Gujarat Assembly elections 2017, according to India TV exit poll results. The BJP is likely to win 25-31 seats, where the Congress 23-29 seats in Saurashtra region in the Gujarat Assembly elections 2017, said the India TV exit poll results.
The BJP is expected to receive 46 per cent votes, while the Congress is likely to get 45 per cent votes. 54 out of the 182 seats of Gujarat Assembly fall in Saurashtra region. Out of the 35 seats in South Gujarat, the BJP is expected to win 24-30 seats, whereas the Congress may get 6-8 seats, said the India TV exit poll results of Gujarat Assembly elections. (Watch: Zee News Exit Poll Results of Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections 2017 Live Streaming)
The India TV exit poll results suggested that the BJP may bag 21-25 seats in Central Gujarat region. The Congress is likely to get 14-18 seats in the central part of the state. Other parties may win 0-2 seats. 40 seats of the Gujarat Assembly fall in the central region of the state. More updates to follow. In North Gujarat, the BJP is expected to win 28-34 seats, whereas the Congress may get 19-25 seats. Other may bag 0-2 seats.
Polling for the two-phase Gujarat Assembly elections 2017 was held on December 9 and December 14. As many as 1828 candidates are in the fray. In 2012 Gujarat Assembly elections, the Congress had won 57 whereas the BJP registered the victory on 119 seats. However, the grand old party was left with 43 MLAs after over dozen of its legislators left the party. (ALSO READ: Aaj Tak-India Today Exit Poll Results For Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections 2017)
| Party | Seats |
| BJP | 104-114 |
| Congress | 65-75 |
| Others | 0-2 |
The final results of Gujarat Assembly elections will be declared on December 18. For the BJP, the election in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s home state is a battle of prestige. The Congress, on the other hand, is trying hard to bounce back after back-to-back defeats in elections across the country.
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