Republic Double Exit Poll For Manipur: While CVoter projects both seats in NDA's kitty, Jan Ki Baat projects potential split

As the 39 days of a rousing elections officially comes to conclusion with the seventh and the last phase of voting on Sunday, the attention is now fixated on the result day on May 23 that will seal the fate of candidates in fray across thousands of polling booths in 542 constituencies in a country of over 900 million eligible voters. However, before the moment of truth that will determine the composite of the 17th Lok Sabha elections and from there the formation of a new Indian government, the Republic Media Network has broadcast India's biggest exit poll - the mega double exit poll in collaboration with the country's top pollsters Jan Ki Baat and CVoter. 

In tune with the election fervour, Republic Media Network brings two mega polls after conducting a comprehensive survey across the country following each of the seven phases of the 2019 polls. The double Republic Exit Poll features a projection of how the seat-shares and vote-shares could turn out for each of the states and union territories of India, and put together, project whether the BJP and NDA will be able to retain their power and conversely, whether the Congress, UPA will be able to fight back after reaching a historic low in 2014. 

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Manipur Projections:

According to the CVoter predictions, the verdict from Lok Sabha 2014 is projected to change in favor of BJP who are projected to grab both the seats of this north-eastern state. While Jan Ki Baat has predicted 0-1 seat for both BJP and Congress. 

CVoter:

Seat-share projections: 

UPA-0
NDA-2

CVoter Vote-share predictions:

UPA-31.3%
NDA-31.6%
Others- 37.1%

Jan ki Baat: 

BJP- 0-1 (1)
Congress-0-1 (1)

In the North-eastern state of Manipur, out of the 2 Lok Sabha seats, one is reserved for scheduled tribes and in 2014 the state elected Congress on both the seats.  

The state went to polls in two phases on April 11 and 18. 

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A number of Republic Media Network newsbreaks especially set the agenda for the polls, including PM Narendra Modi completing a full circle with his first and last election campaign interview with Republic Media Network. Alongside the sensational #MPsOnSale sting on sitting MPs who showed themselves willing to compromise the interests of those whom they claim to represent, the Operation Karz Maafi sting that exposed the falsehood in the Congress' farm loan-waiver promise, and numerous others.

The vote counting for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls will be held on May 23. Join Arnab on Republic Media Network for persistent coverage of the historic conclusion to the general elections here.