Final Picture of Five States Assembly Elections

   6^th March, 2012 is the day when five states assembly elections schedule to declare. Although voting held in Mainpur, Punjab and Uttrakhand on 28,30 and 30 January respectively and in Goa on 3^rd March along with seventh and last phase of Uttar Pradesh assembly, so it was the reason that counting of votes in all the assemblies hold on 6^th March in spite of the fact that it was maximum of 35 days gap of counting of votes after voting but its simple and straight forward answer is that it was due to that result of any state may not effect on to the polls of other state which follow next. As per opinion polls which were based on samples collected from constituencies few pockets and its calculation, which was keep on changing with every opinion polls. Partywise position of all the five states in the 2007 Assembly Elections which goes into polls 2012,were –

·        Goa  - 40 seats

INC - 16

BJP - 14

NCP - 03

MG - 02

SGF – 02

UGDP  - 01

Others -02

·        Manipur – 60 seats

Indian National Congress – 30 seats

MPP – 5 seats

BJP- 0

Independents – 10seats

Others – 15 seats

·        Punjab – 117 seats

SAD/BJP – 67 seats

Indian National Congress -44 seats

Others – 5 seats

·        Uttrakhand – 70 seats

BJP- 34 seats

Indian National Congress – 21 seats

BSP – 8 seats

Independents – 3 seats

Others - 3 seats

·        Uttar Pradesh – 403 seats

BSP - 206

SP - 97

BJP+ - 51

INC+ -  22

RLD - 10

Others  - 16

As per Exit polls by different agencies with leading news channels had given below coded seats to different parties in major states which goes into polls –

·        Uttar Pradesh -

Aaj tak – (SP) 195-200 – (BSP) 88 -98 – (BJP) 50 -56 – (Congress) 38 -42

News 24 – (SP) 185 – (BSP) 85 –(BJP) 55 – (Congress) 55

Star News – (SP) 160 - (BSP) 86- (BJP) 80- (Congress) 70

·        Uttrakhand –

News 24 – (INC) 30 – (BJP) 28 –(Others) 12

Star News –(INC) 29– (BJP) 39–(Others) 02

CNN IBN 7 -(INC) 31-41– (BJP) 32–(Others) 04 -10

·        Punjab -

News 24 – (INC) 60– (SAD/BJP) 52–(Others) 5

IBN 7 -(INC) 48-60– (SAD/BJP) 51 -63–(Others) 3 -9

Star News –(INC) 65– (SAD/BJP) 47–(Others) 5

Today till 4.30 P.M. position of Five State Assembly Elections 2012 is as follow –

·        Goa  - 40 seats (status known for 38 seats)

INC + - 8  seats won (Leading 1 )

BJP – 18 seats won( Leading 1)

MG – 3 seats won (Leading 0 )

Others – 7 seats won (Leading 0)

·        Manipur – 60 seats (status known for 54 seats )

Indian National Congress – 33 seats won(leading in 5 seats)

All India Trinamool Congress – 7 seats won(leading 0)

Lok Jan Shakti Party – 1 seat won( leading 0)

MPP – 0 seat (leading 1)

Naga Peoples Front – 3 seats won(leading 1)

Others – 3 seats(leading 0)

·        Punjab – 117 seats

SAD/BJP – 53 seats won(leading 3 seats) / 12 seats won(leading 0)

Indian National Congress -46 seats(leading 0)

Others – 3 seats(leading 0 )

·        Uttrakhand – 70 seats

BJP- 18 seats won(leading 14 seats)

Indian National Congress – 16 seats won(leading 15 seats)

BSP – 1 seat won(leading 2 seats)

UKD(P)- 0 seat won(leading 1 seat)

Others - 2 seats won(leading 1)

·        Uttar Pradesh – 403 seats

BSP – 29 seats won(leading 49 seats)

SP – 85 seats won(leading 137 seats )

BJP – 12 seats won(leading 37)

INC -  9 seats won(leading 18 seats)

RLD – 2 seats won(leading 8)

Others  - 4 seats won(leading 12)

Surprising results came from- 

•  Punjab State- It was trend that Indian National Congress and Shiromani Akali Dal govern the state for only one term one by one after every elections , but this time in the 46 years of Punjab States’ history SAD/BJP Alliance comes to power for second term. 
•  Uttar Pradesh -Samajwadi party emerges as single largest party and going to form government at its own, leavening far behind other main parties of national and state level stature. 
•  Manipur- Indian National Congress comes to power for third consecutive time.