Exit Poll 2026 Date: First phase ends in West Bengal, voting completed in Assam-Kerala-Tamil Nadu, when will the exit poll come?

Voting is taking place in five states of the country including West Bengal. The first phase of voting has ended in Bengal, while the second phase of voting will take place on April 29. Voting has taken place on all the seats in Tamil Nadu. The voting process has been completed in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry on 9th April itself. In such a situation, people are now waiting for the exit poll. Let us know when the exit polls of these elections will come.

The process of assembly elections in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry was completed on 9 April itself. Voting took place on all 234 seats of Tamil Nadu on April 23, while voting has taken place on 152 seats of the first phase of Bengal. While 89.87% voting took place in Puducherry, 85.91% voting was recorded in Assam and 78.27% in Kerala. If we talk about Tamil Nadu, here also 84.69% voting took place. Whereas in Bengal, 92.88 percent voting took place in the first phase.

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When will the exit poll come?

Exit polls cannot be made public until the election process is completed. There is a ban on this by the Election Commission. The results of the exit poll are not made public until the last voter casts his vote at the polling booth. Therefore, the exit poll will be revealed after the second phase of voting in West Bengal elections is completed on April 29. After 6 pm, these can be told through TV and other mediums.

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What is exit poll?

Exit polls are surveys that are usually conducted outside polling stations immediately after voters have cast their votes. The purpose of these surveys is to understand the voting trends and predict the election results before the official results are released. Media organizations and private agencies conduct such surveys. These surveys are based on the answers of some selected voters.