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Baby highlighted instances where exit poll trends in previous elections have been inaccurate, urging that they should not be considered definitive indicators of the result.
Exit polls for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections suggest a very close contest, with the UDF potentially returning to power after two terms for the LDF.
In Tamil Nadu, the DMK-led alliance is forecast to retain power with 125 ± 11 seats and a 39% (± 3%) vote share.
Exit poll projections suggest the NDA, led by AINRC, is poised to retain power in Puducherry's 2026 Assembly Elections, securing around 20 seats, comfortably above the majority mark.
A Manorama News-CVoter exit poll suggests a substantial UDF recovery in Kerala's central districts, projecting UDF dominance in Ernakulam, Kottayam, and Idukki, while the LDF may hold Thrissur.
Matrize projects BJP+ at 88–98 seats, INC+ at 22–32 and others at 3–5. Chanakya Strategies estimates BJP+ at 85–95, INC+ at 25–32 and others at 6–12.
Tamil Nadu exit polls show DMK+ leading, though projections vary significantly; India Today–Axis My India uniquely forecasts TVK dominance, while most indicate DMK+ victory.
Exit polls suggest a close West Bengal election. Projections vary, with some predicting a BJP victory and others indicating a strong TMC performance; the Left-Congress alliance is expected to poll poorly.
Kerala, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry exit poll results emerge Wednesday.
Of the 243 assembly seats, a party or alliance needs 122 to form the government.
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