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Loksabha Elections 2024 Exit Poll (1)
Loksabha Elections 2024 Exit Poll (1)
EXIT POLL
The exit polls/post poll was conducted in 8 Lok Sabha seats of Maharashtra by a
team of volunteers. More than predicting the outcome in individual contests/seats,
the trends that emerge out of the exit poll may be serve as useful tool for further
analysis.
Exit Polls conducted under the guidance of Mr. Arun Anandagiri. Feel free to reach
out on : arungiri@gmail.com.
I've always enjoyed conducting exit polls from college days (1999) for the fascinating
insights into voter's mind... and the surprise data. This time was no exception.
Warm Regards,
Arun Anandagiri
EXIT POLL #1
BARAMATI
Sample size - 1200
BEED
Sample size - 400
SANGLI
Sample size - 450
SAMPLE DEFICIENCY
Heavily male voters sample. But the lead in exit poll is so big that even sampling
errors are unlikely to change the outcome.
KOLHAPUR
Sample size - 480
Exit poll data indicates a win for Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj but it
doesn't appear a landslide win, as many thought.
SAMPLE DEFICIENCY
Under sampling of Muslim & SC community voters.
EXIT POLL #5
AHMEDNAGAR
Sample size - 266
Raw data itself shows an extremely close fight... but given the small
sample size, we could be wrong.
SOLAPUR
Sample size - 300
SAMPLE DEFICIENCY
Undersampling of female & SC community voters.
MUMBAI SOUTH
Sample size - 400
Mrs. Yamini Jadhav ( Shiv Sena ) 's leads in Malabar Hill & Colaba are
unlikely to make up the large deficits in Shivadi, Worli, Byculla & Mumbadevi
segments.
Mr. Anil Desai (Sena UBT ) is routing Mr. Shewale (Shiv Sena ) in Dharavi
assembly segment as per our sample... a 35-40,000 vote lead for Desai
here is not out of the realms of possibility where 1.21 lakh voters have
voted. Mr. Shewale is faring so badly in this assembly segment among
every conceivable demographic that we did a second round of sampling
here just to reconfirm the trend...
Dadar (Mumbai & Marathi voter heartland) is where the trend is
changing... Shewale is doing much better among Marathi voters than what
conventional wisdom would suggest... indicating that the large MNS vote
in this segment has been smoothly transferred to NDA. Even then, Desai is
ahead among Marathi voters and with a 16% minority vote in this segment,
he should be ahead by 15-18,000 in Dadar-Mahim.
Chembur is another assembly segment where Mr. Shewale is
underperforming. He is struggling in several pockets of Chembur with a
large Dalit vote.
Mr. Desai is polling 80-85% of the Muslim vote, which is between 15-30% in
all the 6 assembly segments of this constituency.
Vanchit Bahujan Agadi is doing well among the Dalit voters and could poll
7-10% overall. They are doing well in Chembur.
Mr. Shewale has good pockets of support in Sion, Dadar & Anushakti
Nagar but the demographic composition of the constituency and
significant underperformance in Dharavi could do him in.