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The Quint looks at the detailed findings from these surveys to identify which section -- women, students, middle income groups, Muslims and Dalits -- preferred which political party in these elections and why.

As the countdown to the Delhi Election 2025 continues, all eyes are on Pradeep Gupta’s Axis My India. Following a history of mixed results, will their predictions hold true this time, or will they falter once again?

Two more exit polls, on Thursday, predicted that the BJP will manage to break its 27-year jinx and return to power in Delhi.

Exit polls released on Wednesday indicate a likely victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP ) in the Delhi Election 2025, signaling a defeat for the incumbent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The elections for the 70-member Delhi Assembly took place in a single phase on February 5, witnessing a voter turnout of approximately 60%.

The Delhi BJP unit also reviewed voting for the Assembly polls. Delhi BJP chief Sachdeva said that the people of Delhi have voted to join Prime Minister Narendra Modis double-engine development of the city.

Incumbent Aam Aadmi Party on the back foot because of voter fatigue, but analysts predict a ‘much tougher fight’ between the parties.

Several exit polls on Wednesday predicted a victory for the BJP over the ruling AAP in the Delhi assembly polls, while the Congress was projected to make no significant gains from last elections

Millions of people in the Indian capital braved "very poor" air quality on Wednesday to vote in a state election in which prime minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP party sought to unseat a popular opposition leader.

Polling has started in India's capital of New Delhi in a crucial state legislature election. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party-- which rules in a coalition nationally-- is vying for a comeback in Delhi after 27 years.