Axis My India’s track record in predicting election outcomes has been remarkably accurate as evidenced by its recent exit poll results for the Indian General Elections. With a history of precise forecasts, the agency’s credibility remains unquestionable.
In its most recent announcement, Axis My India projected that the BJP and its NDA allies would secure a substantial victory, capturing between 361 and 401 out of 543 seats in the Lok Sabha. Conversely, the Congress and its INDI allies were predicted to clinch around 131-166 seats, with the remaining seats going to other parties and independent candidates.
Turning attention to Andhra Pradesh, Axis My India forecasted that the TDP-BJP-JSP alliance would dominate, securing 21-23 out of the state’s 25 seats, while the YCP was expected to claim 2-4 seats. Despite skepticism from pro-YCP supporters, Axis My India’s predictions have historically held true.
Recent assembly election results in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim further bolstered Axis My India’s reputation for accuracy.
In Arunachal Pradesh, where the agency forecasted BJP to secure 44-51 seats, the actual outcome closely mirrored this prediction, with BJP winning 46 seats. Similarly, in Sikkim, the agency accurately projected SKM to claim 24-30 seats, with the final count landing at 31 seats.