Kerala<\/a>:\u00a0<\/strong> The Left-led LDF front is liable to preserve power with 85 of 140 seats and the Congress-led UDF will be second with 53 seats, according to the exit polls.\u00a0 If that proves right, it will be the first re-election for a ruling party.\u00a0 \u00a0The BJP is projected to have two seats, the poll of polls says.<\/p>\nTamil Nadu:\u00a0<\/strong> The polls foretell a sweep for the opposition DMK and its allies; they are likely to win a tremendous 165 of 234 seats, the polls say. The ruling AIADMK — the BJP’s ally \u2013 will end up with 66 seats in its first state election since the death of its powerful leader J Jayalalithaa in 2016, say the exit polls. MK Stalin’s DMK had scored consequentially in the 2019 national election and aspires to return to power this time after two terms in the opposition.<\/p>\nAssam<\/strong>:\u00a0 The BJP expected to retain power by winning 72 of 126 seats. The Congress, which fought hard to win back its former bastion, is expected to win 53 seats, according to the polls.<\/p>\nPuducherry:\u00a0<\/strong> Projects NDA Leading With 16-20 Seats.<\/p>\nThe 2021 elections and also campaigns were held amid the devastating attack by COVID on the country raising questions on the EC and also the BJP’s moral compass for allowing elections, which many felt should have been suspended until the pandemic’s rage was under better control.\u00a0 The decision by the BJP to continue with elections too might have turned many voters against the ruling party due to loss of lives and a crashing hospital system which became apparent to everyone during the tail end of the elections.<\/p>\n
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