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The final phase of the 2024 Jharkhand Assembly elections has concluded, and exit polls suggest a fierce battle between the JMM-led alliance and the BJP-led NDA. A tight race looms.

Exit polls for Jharkhand assembly election 2024 show a tight race as NDA and INDIA alliances fall short of 41 seats, leaving independents pivotal in government formation.

Jharkhand’s state assembly election has concluded, with intense campaigning between the JMM-led INDIA bloc and the BJP-led NDA. Exit polls show a mixed picture, with most projections favoring the NDA.

The predictions indicate a tight electoral contest which can swing in either direction and mark a shift from the recent exit poll trends, where at least one party or alliance was given a clear edge by the pollsters.

As the 2024 assembly elections end, exit polls will offer a glimpse into potential outcomes for Maharashtra and Jharkhand. A look back at 2019 reveals both successes and failures in predictions. Will history repeat itself this time around?

Simultaneous polling for all 288 seats in Maharashtra in a single phase and 38 of Jharkhand in phase two concluded peacefully, barring some stray incidents. In both states, voters were still in queue when reports last came in.

The BJP-led NDA is likely to topple the JMM-Congress government in Jharkhand, with the BJP expected to secure 34 seats, CVoter exit poll predicted. The INDIA bloc, on the other hand, will secure 26 seats while one seat is predicted to be won by other parties.

Multiple exit polls released on Wednesday after polling concluded for Maharashtra's 288 seats, predicted the majority for the Mahayuti.

Pollster P-Marq also gave an edge to the JMM-Congress alliance, projecting a win for them with 37-47 seats. The BJP has been predicted to bag 31-40 seats.