Puducherry Exit Poll Results 2021: Puducherry is awaiting a government as ahead of scheduled Assembly Polls V Narayanasamy-led Congress government was not able to prove majority in the house in February.

As the entire process of polling event ends today, with the conclusion of the 8th Phase of voting in West Bengal ABP in partnership with C-Voter is bringing you the most accurate Exit Polls.

Looking at the overall figures, the ABP-C-Voter Exit Poll 2021 predicts that the BJP led NDA will be coming to power. As per the ABP-C-Voter Exit Poll, V Narayanasamy-led Congress alliance with DMK is predicted to record 34.2 per cent vote share. The alliance is noticing a negative vote swing by 5.3% as compared to the 2016 Assembly Polls.

The AINRC, BJP, and ADMK's alliance on the other hand is predicted to bag 47.1 per cent vote share this time. As per the data, the coalation has seen a gain of 16.6% as compared to the last Puducherry assembly polls.

ABP-C-Voter Puducherry Exit Poll 2021 - Vote Share %

Puducherry Party Alliance: Vote Share%
Alliance Votes: Puducherry 2016 Results 2021 Projection Swing
UPA (Congress+DMK) 39.5 34.2 -5.3
NDA (AINRC+BJP+ADMK) 30.5 47.1 16.6
Others 30 18.7 -11.3
Total 100 100 0

As the vote swing percentage predicts that the NDA is far ahead of the UPA, the ABP-C-Voter Exit Poll suggests that NDA will be able to secure 19 to 23 seats in the 30-member elected assembly. UPA (Congress+DMK) is predicted to secure 6-10 seats while Other, 1-2 seats. 

ABP-C-Voter Puducherry Exit Poll 2021 - Seat Range

Puducherry Projected Range Of Seats
Alliance Seats: Puducherry From To Seats
UPA (Congress+DMK) 6 to 10
NDA (AINRC+BJP+ADMK) 19 to 23
Others 1 to 2
Total 30

The UT is under the president's rule since then went to polls on April 6th to select the next government. Voters from four districts for 30 assembly seats sealed the fate of candidates. The total voter turnout settled at 81.64% in the Puducherry 2021 Assembly Elections.

(The present opinion poll / survey was conducted by C Voter Services Pvt. Ltd. The methodology used is Computer Assisted Telephonic Interviews [CATI] for Opinion Polls and Face to face methodology for Exit Poll and the sample size for the same is 2,30,500 (sum of all opinion and exit polls in all states); the survey was carried out during the period January 1, 2021, until the end of elections in the five states. The same is also expected to have a margin of error of +/-3% at Macro level and +/-5% at Micro Level and may not necessarily have factored in all criteria / aspects and was broadly based upon answers provided by the respondents during the interviews.)