Delhi Exit Poll Results 2025 Highlights: Pollsters predict Capital ‘Kamaal’ for BJP over AAP and a Congress rout

On exit poll predictions, Congress candidate from Kasturba Nagar Vidhan Sabha, Abhishek Dutt says, “… I have seen a huge change in my constituency. AAP vote share has fallen in Delhi and Congress is retaining ground.”

We Preside predicts

AAP: 46- 52

BJP: 18-23

Cong: 0-1

Commenting on the Delhi exit poll predictions, Andhra Pradesh minister and TDP leader Nara Lokesh stated, “The people of Delhi reject polluted politics; they seek a double-engine government. Andhra Pradesh has already seen remarkable results…”

On exit polls, AAP candidate from Greater Kailash Vidhan Sabha Saurabh Bharadwaj said, “We have fought 3 elections of Delhi and this is the 4th Assembly election we are fighting…2013, 2015 exit polls had shown that we would be defeated and in 2020, in exit polls, it was shown that we would be getting fewer numbers. Same way, in 2025 also, it is being shown that we will be getting fewer seats. I feel that exit polls have always shown that AAP would be getting fewer votes. BJP always silence common people’s voices so they don’t speak out of fear…AAP’s vote share always comes more than what is shown in the exit polls…

On exit polls predictions, AAP leader Anurag Dhanda says: “I don’t think all the surveys are against us. If you look at it historically, AAP doesn’t come to power in surveys, but forms government eventually… We are encouraged with the voting percentage, which is close to 67% of 2015.”

After the most of the exit polls predicted BJP victory, the party’s candidate from New Delhi Assembly seat Parvesh Verma said, “It is certain that Lotus will bloom on 8th February. We will give good governance, clean Yamuna and employment in Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal is confident that he is losing.”

As per the Mind Brink exit poll prediction, AAP is looking to secure victory on 44-49 seats, BJP may win 21-25 seats and Congress may secure 0-1 seat.

Chanakya Strategies: 25-28

Matrize: 32-37

JVC: 22-31

P Marq: 21-31

People’s Insight: 25-29

Peoples Pulse: 10-19

Poll Diary: 18-25

Chanakya Strategies: 39-44

Matrize: 35-40

JVC: 39-45

P Marq: 39-49

People’s Insight: 40-44

Peoples Pulse: 51-60

Poll Diary: 42-50

AAP leader Reena Gupta said, “Historically, exit polls have consistently underestimated AAP’s performance, be it in 2013, 2015, or 2020. No matter what the numbers indicate, we end up securing a far greater number of seats in reality. This time, AAP is on track for a historic victory, and Arvind Kejriwal is set to become Chief Minister for the fourth time.”

Most exit polls released on Wednesday suggest that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has an edge over the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Delhi Assembly elections, while the Congress is unlikely to make any significant gains.

The Election Commission will officially announce the results on February 8 after the vote counting. The magic figure stands at 35 seats.

According to the Matrize exit poll, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is expected to secure 35-40 seats, while AAP is projected to win between 32 and 37 seats. The survey predicts minimal success for Congress, with only 0-1 seats. The People’s Pulse exit poll presents a more dominant outlook for the BJP, forecasting 51-60 seats for the NDA, with AAP receiving only 10-19 seats, and Congress failing to secure any. Similarly, the People’s Insight exit poll suggests the NDA could win 40-44 seats, AAP 25-29, and Congress 0-1.

The P-Marq exit poll estimates 39-49 seats for the BJP and its allies, 21-31 seats for AAP, and 0-1 for Congress. Meanwhile, the JVC exit poll predicts 39-45 seats for the BJP-led NDA, 22-31 for AAP, and 0-2 for Congress. In the 70-member Delhi Assembly, the majority mark stands at 36 seats. Currently, AAP holds a dominant position with 62 MLAs, while the BJP has eight, and Congress has none. The Delhi Assembly elections took place on Wednesday and the results are set to be declared on February 8.

AAP leader Anurag Dhanda said, “I don’t think every survey is working against us. Historically, AAP might not lead in surveys, but we go on to form the government. We’re very encouraged by our voting percentage, which is close to 67% of what we saw in 2020.”

Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva said, “The people of Delhi have made their decision—they demand change and a government free from corruption. Our dedicated workers have relentlessly battled against the existing corrupt regime, and I’m convinced that the era of AAP is ending, paving the way for BJP to come to power in Delhi.”

Most pollsters predict a comfortable win for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Delhi Assembly elections, signaling a major setback for the incumbent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which was hoping for a third consecutive term. Exit polls indicate a strong performance by BJP, while AAP appears to be falling short of expectations.

Exit Poll Results:

Chanakya Strategies:

BJP: 39-44

AAP: 25-28

Congress: 2-3

P-Marq:

BJP: 39-49

AAP: 21-31

Congress: 0-1

JVC:

BJP: 39-45

AAP: 22-31

Congress: 0-2

People’s Insight:

BJP: 40-44

AAP: 25-29

Congress: 0-2

Matrize:

BJP: 35-40

AAP: 32-37

Congress: 0-1

People’s Pulse:

BJP: 51-60

AAP: 10-19

Congress: 0

Congress candidate from New Delhi seat Sandeep Dikshit says, “Congress is doing well, we’ll know the real numbers on February 8”. The Delhi election results will be out on February 8.

Most of the exit polls have predicted Congress rout in Delhi. Almost all surveys have predicted 0 to 4 seats for the party. On the other hand, BJP is predicted to make a comeback in Delhi after over two decades.

The Poll of Polls have predicted a big win for BJP, AAP to finish second, and a complete rout for the Congress. The BJP is predicted 39-47 seats, 23-31 for the AAP and 0-1 seat for the Congress.

According to the prediction by DV Research, BJP is likely to secure 36-44 seats and AAP might win 26-34 seats. Congress is likely to secure zero seat.

According to Matrize, the BJP is expected to get 35-40 seats, while Chanakya Strategies gave BJP 39-44 seats. Peoples’ Insight gave BJP 40-44 seats.

According to the Poll Diary projections:

BJP: 42-50 seats

AAP: 18-25 seats

Congress: 0-2 seats

The forecast suggests a strong performance for the BJP, while AAP trails significantly. Congress, on the other hand, appears to be struggling to make an impact.

While Peoples Pulse gave BJP 51-60 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, P-Marq gave 39-49 seats to the BJP. People’s Insight gave 40-44 for the BJP.

Delhi is likely to witness a tight contest between AAP and BJP, as per JVC’s exit poll numbers. As per the numbers, AAP is predicted to secure 32-37 seats and BJP is likely to win 35-40 seats. Congress may win one seat, JVC predicts.

According to P Marq prediction, AAP will win 21-31 seats, BJP is likely to secure 39-49 seats and Congress 1 seat.

According to Chanakya Strategies, BJP+ is likely to win 39-44 seats, AAP 25-28 seats and Congress 2-3 seats in the Delhi elections.

People’s Insight:

BJP: 40-44

AAP: 25-29

Congress: 0-10

Matrize:

BJP: 35-40

AAP: 32-37

Congress: 0-10

According to Peoples Pulse exit polls prediction, BJP will get 51-60 seats, AAP is likely to secure 10-19 seats whereas Congress is likely to get zero seats.

Phalodi Satta Bazar’s speculative range for the Delhi exit polls suggests a tight contest between the two major parties. Both the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are projected to secure between 34 and 36 seats, while the Indian National Congress (INC) is expected to win only 0 to 1 seat.

According to the latest predictions from Phalodi Satta Bazaar, a tough contest is expected between the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi. The estimates suggest that AAP could secure between 35 and 37 seats, while the BJP is projected to win between 33 and 35 seats, reports Rajasthan Patrika.

The Aam Aadmi Party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, first rose to power in 2013 with outside support from the Congress. But when that backing was withdrawn in 2015, fresh elections saw the AAP storm to victory, securing a staggering 67 seats. The momentum continued in 2020, with the party claiming 62 seats.

Now, as the 2025 elections unfold, Kejriwal is setting expectations cautiously, predicting a win of 55 seats—but with a twist. He believes the tally could soar past 60 if women voters rally behind his party. The final verdict will be out February 8.