The exit poll conducted by Republic TV’s Matrize has predicted a strong showing for the ruling Mahayuti alliance in Mumbai and across Maharashtra. According to the poll, the alliance, comprising the BJP, Shiv Sena, and NCP (Ajit Pawar faction), is likely to win between 20-26 of the 36 assembly seats in Mumbai.
The Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA)—comprising Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP (Sharad Pawar faction)—is projected to secure 9-15 seats, with an estimated 40% vote share in Mumbai.
Region-Wise Vote Share in Mumbai
- BJP: 24%
- Shiv Sena (UBT): 23%
- Shinde Sena: 21%
- Congress: 13%
- NCP (SP): 4%
- NCP (AP): 2%
- Others: 13%
Maharashtra-Wide Predictions
Matrize exit polls suggest the Mahayuti alliance could win between 150-170 seats in Maharashtra’s 288-member legislative assembly. The MVA alliance is projected to secure 110-130 seats, while independent candidates and smaller parties may win 8-10 seats.
Voting Highlights
Polling for the Maharashtra Assembly elections took place on November 20 in a single phase, concluding at 6 PM. A total of 4,136 candidates, including 2,086 independents, contested the elections.
Key details on seat sharing among the alliances:
- Mahayuti Alliance: BJP (149 seats), Shiv Sena (81), NCP (AP) (59)
- MVA Alliance: Congress (101), Shiv Sena (UBT) (95), NCP (SP) (86)
What’s Next?
The official results will be announced on November 23, determining whether the Mahayuti alliance can maintain its stronghold in Maharashtra or if the MVA alliance will stage a comeback. All eyes are on the counting day as political stakes remain high in the state.