The much-awaited results of Bihar elections 2020 will be announced tomorrow and the country will know who will be the next Chief Minister of Bihar. While ABP C-Voter Exit Poll has suggested a difficult road for Nitish Kumar-led NDA, UPA has the edge and 31-year-old Tejashwi Yadav has been projected as the next CM in the Polls.  Let us know about some other possibilities for tomorrow's Bihar elections 2020 Result. ALSO READ|Bihar Election Results To Be Declared Tomorrow; What Factors Can Go Against Nitish Kumar?

RJD could emerge as the single largest party


Nitish Kumar on the last day of campaigning for the assembly elections, while addressing a rally in Purnia, announced his retirement.


“Today is the last day for the election campaign, day after tomorrow is the voting day and this is my last election. All’s well that ends well,” he said, hoping to gather sympathy from the public and turn it into votes saving himself for the fourth time.

According to a post-poll survey conducted by ABP News and C-Voter, Rashtriya Janata Dal led by the former deputy Chief Minister Tejaswi Yadav may get around 81-89 seats. Tejaswi Yadav is also leading the Grand Alliance in Bihar, a five-party alliance including Congress and different ideological factions of the Communist Party. The Tejaswi Yadav led alliance is expected to bag around 108-131 seats.

As of now, RJD is still the single largest party in the state with 71 legislators in the house. Which have been pointed out by Tejaswi as how can the leader of the single largest party in the house sit in the opposition.

It can also be predicted that the assembly results can be a cliffhanger as no political party is expected to get a clear majority.

What if Chirag emerges as a kingmaker?


Chirag Paswan, the 37-year-old member of parliament and leader of the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP). Paswan walked out of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar after citing ideological differences with Nitish Kumar and decided to contest the elections alone.

The former actor has left no stone unturned to flaunt his fondness for Prime Minister Modi and his ties with the NDA at the center. Though he walked out of the alliance, he campaigned for the BJP in the state and asked the voters to vote for PM Modi. The fondness can be seen to such a level that the LJP only placed candidates against the Nitish Kumar led Janata Dal-United (JDU), while in some cases where BJP-LJP had face-off, Chirag called it a healthy political contest.

Contesting on 143 seats, according to the post-poll survey by ABP News and C-Voter, Chirag Paswan's LJP Fails to Impress as the party is expected to get just 1-3 seats in the state. At present, there are 2 LJP legislators in the house.

But the number may be small but can make Chirag Paswan a kingmaker, as per the survey the results can be a hung assembly. Paswan’s count can make a difference. As the 37-year-old MP has reiterated it a thousand times that he will be the one helping the BJP to give a new CM of Bihar, while BJP has called him “Vote Katua” (vote cutter) and has made it clear whatever happens, Nitish Kumar will be the CM, Weather the party bags more seat than the JDU.

It can also be expected that Chirag may go with Tejaswi Yadav, as they both share a common enemy Nitish Kumar.

With Tejashwi at the helms, the Yadav family can make a huge comeback


The Yadav family ruled the state for more than 15 years straight, before being ousted by Nitish Kumar over the issue of lack of lawlessness in the state. After which the Yadav family has been out of the frame. In 2015, the family rose to power for a stint of 15 months after which being the single largest party in the house, RJD is sitting in the opposition.

As per the opinion polls, the party is making a rise in the number of seats, as it is projected that the party may bag around 81-89 seats compared to 71 currently. This may result in the major comeback of the Yadav family back to power after a decade and a half.

This could be the last time we see Nitish as an administrator


As projected by the ABP News and C-Voter survey, Nitish Kumar led NDA is bagging around 104-128 seats while JDU is just getting mere 38-46 seats.  With three terms of consecutive power in the state, , the upcoming results may be a tough ride for Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal-United (JDU) chief Nitish Kumar. READ MORE |Bihar Polls 2020: This Is My Last Election, Announces CM Nitish Kumar On Last Day Of Campaign

Several factors that can contribute to cost the fourth regime, ill management of the Covid-19 crisis, the poor management of the migrant crisis that prevailed after the nationwide lockdown was imposed and the migrant laborers were not allowed in the state. With the unemployment levels at an all-time high in the state and the added anti-incumbency may lead to Nitish Kumar losing his CM ship for the fourth time in the fray.