Exit polls 2023 Time: When and where to watch MP exit poll predictions?

The Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election 2023 took place on Friday, November 17. The state’s 230 assembly constituencies were all polled in a single phase. According to Election Commission of India data, a total of 71.26 percent voter turnout was registered across these 230 seats until 5 p.m.

The counting of votes will begin on December 3, Sunday, according to the Election Commission of India’s official timetable. ECI will declare the results of all five states that had assembly elections on the same day: Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Mizoram.

Madhya Pradesh Exit poll 2023:

The Election Commission has put rules in place about exit polls in Madhya Pradesh. They can only start after voting in five states is finished. To give a quick overview, Rajasthan had its assembly elections on November 23, while Madhya Pradesh finished on November 17. Chhattisgarh had its elections in two parts on November 7 and November 17.

The Election Commission of India, which manages elections in the country, ensures they are fair and accessible. As part of this, they have banned all exit polls until 7 p.m. on November 30, 2023, to maintain election standards.

Elections happened in five states between November 7 and November 30, starting with Mizoram and ending with Telangana. The Election Commission’s notice in October stated that exit polls are prohibited from 7:00 am on November 7, 2023, to 6:30 pm on November 30, 2023.

Exit Poll Results 2023 when and where to watch:

To know the results of exit polls in 2023, you can watch various news programs or use your smartphone to search for live streaming news networks on YouTube. Some well-known networks include ABP Network, Times Now, India Today, Aaj Tak, Zee News, TV9 Bharatvarsh, and more.

What are exit polls?

Exit polls are conducted by private organizations to predict election outcomes by asking people who they voted for as they leave voting places. These polls assume that people are more likely to tell the truth right outside the polling booth while their memory is fresh. It’s different from pre-election polls and, although sometimes incorrect, exit polls are widely popular in India.