Mizoram Exit Polls: Close Contest Between MNF And ZPM

As the Mizoram Assembly election results are set to be declared on 3 December, exit polls offer a glimpse into the potential outcomes.

The India TV-CNX exit poll for the Mizoram Assembly elections suggests a closely contested battle for seats, with the Mizo National Front (MNF) projected to secure 14-18 seats, the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) expected to attain 12-16 seats, the Congress party predicted to gain 8-10 seats, and the BJP anticipated to secure 0-2 seats.

As the region awaits the official results, these projections hint at potential variations in the final seat distribution, emphasizing the competitive nature of the Mizoram Assembly elections with BJP nowhere seems to be in the picture.

In a contest for the 40 available seats, these projections indicate a closely contested electoral landscape.

In contrast, the Jan Ki Baat exit poll presents an alternate scenario for the Mizoram Assembly elections, indicating a dynamic distribution of seats.

The Mizo National Front (MNF) is projected to secure 10-14 seats, the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) anticipated to garner 15-25 seats, the Congress party predicted to attain 5-9 seats, and the BJP expected to secure 0-2 seats.

According to the Times Now-ETG survey, The Mizo National Front (MNF) is expected to be the largest party, securing 14 to 18 seats, but falling short of the majority mark of 21.

The Matrize exit poll also favors the MNF, projecting a range of 17 to 22 seats.

These alternative projection adds an element of variability to the electoral landscape, showcasing the intricate dynamics of the Mizoram Assembly elections as the official results draw near.