Lok Sabha Results 2014-Counting Trends & Seats Tally(State-wise)

2014 Lok Sabha Results - Counting Trends & Tally (543 Seats)
Top & Latest Trends: (16-May 2014 on and after 8:00 AM) Total Trends / Tally: 543/543 BJP-led NDA UPA (Congress+) AAP SP BSP AITC Others 335 60 4 5 0 34 106 * BJP-led NDA won over 335 Seats. * BJP is ahead on 282 seats alone. * Satyapal Singh won from Baghpat. Ajit Singh is lost the seat. * V K Singh won in Ghaziabad seat. APP is on 5th place. * L K Advani won in Gandhi Nagar seat over 2,50,000+ votes. * Narendra Modi won Vadodara seat by 5,80,432 votes. * Narendra Modi won Varanasi seat by 3,71,000. Kejriwal on 2nd place. * Smriti Irani lost Amethi seat. Kumar Vishwas on 4th place. * Harshvardhan won from Chandni Chowk. * Arun Jaytley lost Amritsar seat. * Yogendra Yadav lost Gurgaon seat and on 4th place. * Ajay Makan lost New Delhi seat. BJP (Minakshi Lekhi) won. * Kiran Kher won from Chandigarh seat. * Mulayam singh won from Azamgarh seat. * BJP won 2 seats of J&K. * BJP won both seats of Goa. * Nitin Gadkari won Nagpur seat. AAP is on 4th place. * AAP candidate Bhagwant Maan won from Sangrur seat of Punjab.
U.P. (80 Seats) Trends & Tally: * Narendra Modi won Varanasi seat. * Rahul won Amethi seat. * Hema Malini won Mathura seat. * Satyapal Singh is won from Baghpat. Ajit Singh is lost the seat. * BJP+ 73 seats in UP.	Gujarat (26 Seats) Trends / Tally: * BJP won all 26 Seats. * Clean Sweep by BJP. * Narendra Modi won Vadodara seat by 5,70,128 votes. Maharashtra (48 Seats) Trends/Tally: * BJP+ is ahead on 40 seats of this State.
Bihar (40 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead from 21+ seats. * LJP is ahead on 3 seats. * RJD is ahead on 5 seats. * JDU is ahead on 2 seat only.	Madhya Pradesh (29 Seats) Trends: * BJP is ahead over 26 seats in MP. Rajasthan (25 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead from 25 seats. * Clean Sweep by BJP.
West Bengal (42 Seats) Trends: * BJP is ahead on 4 seats in WB. * AITC is ahead on 33 seats.	Andhra+Telangana(42 Seats) Trends:
Tamil Nadu (39 Seats) Trends & Tally: * AIADMK is ahead on 34 seats. * BJP+ is ahead on 3 seats. * Congress is ahead on 1 seat only.	Karnataka (28 Seats) Trends & Tally:
Odisha (21 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead on 4 seats of Odisha. * BJD is ahead on 13 seats. * Congress is ahead on 4 seats.	Kerala (20 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead from 1 Seat in Kerala.
Assam (14 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead on 8 seats of Assam.	Jharkhand (14 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead from 10 seats from State.
Punjab (13 Seats) Trends / Tally: * Arun Jaytley is ahead from Amritsar. * AAP is ahead on 3 seats. * Bhagwant Maan won from Sangrur seat of Punjab.	Chhattisgarh (11 Seats) Trends/Tally: * BJP is ahead from 10 Seats of the State.
Haryana (10 Seats) Trends & Tally: * BJP is ahead on 7 seats of Haryana.	Delhi (7 Seats) Trends & Tally: * Harshvardhan is ahead from Chandni Chowk. * BJP is ahead from all 7 seats. * Clean Sweep by BJP.
Uttarakhand (5 Seats) Trends / Tally: * BJP is ahead from all 5 seats. * Clean sweep by BJP.	Himachal Pradesh (4 Seats) Trends: * Anurag Thakur is ahead from Hamirpur seat.

2014 Elections Results: At BJP HQ, Big Plans for a Party Today-Tonight

NEW DELHI: Upbeat after most exit polls projected a majority for BJP-led NDA, there was already an air of celebrations on Thursday at the party's 11, Ashoka Road headquarters, a day before the counting of votes. Party leaders and workers were busy preparing for victory celebrations, confident of coming to power after a gap of 10 years.

The party's prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat CM Narendra Modi will watch the results unfold in Ahmedabad. But his close aide Amit Shah, who oversaw the strategy in the key battleground state of Uttar Pradesh, will follow the results at the party headquarters.

Party president Rajnath Singh is expected to arrive around 2 pm and address the media. He is expected to leave for his constituency soon after.

The Delhi BJP unit has been given the charge of arranging the celebratory "laddoos" among other things, once the trends become clear. Over a thousand kilos of laddoo have been ordered for distribution along with flowers and crackers.

With most party seniors contesting the elections from different parts of the country away in their constituencies, the parties parliamentary board is likely to meet on Saturday when Modi would also arrive after visiting Vadodara and Varanasi — the two constituencies he contested from.

The parliamentary board meeting on Saturday is expected to decide on the dates for the parliamentary meeting to be held to formally and elect the leader and also for the meeting of the NDA partners that will follow. It will discuss the tentative date for the swearing-in of the Modi-led government, if the NDA gets majority.

It is also under consideration whether Modi would prefer a swearing-in ceremony inside Rashtrapati Bhavan or in an open space. The only other Prime Minister from BJP, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, had taken his oath of office, at a function held in the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan.

For the results day, the BJP office here has made arrangements for 30 air conditioned tents for the electronic channels for the party spokespersons to appear.

Celebratory fire-crackers and drummers will not be allowed inside the premises for security reasons.

The Delhi Police has already deployed its armed police battalion outside the office after sanitising the premises.

The party is working out the welcome function for Modi when he arrives in the national Capital.

Source: TOI

NDTV-Hansa Research Group Exit Poll 2014 for Lok Sabha Election

1. BJP-led NDA: 279 Seats (BJP: 235 Seats)
2. UPA: 103 Seats (Congress: 79 Seats)
3. Other: 161 Seats

Source: NDTV.com

BJP begins Post Poll Planning, Modi to Meet Top Leadership Today

Ahmedabad: Confident of victory in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections with the exit polls giving the NDA a clear mandate, the Bharatiya Janata Party has now gone into a huddle to chalk out a post poll strategy. The BJP is also holding meetings to decide on who will be its Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's successor as the Gujarat Chief Minister.

Modi will on Wednesday hold consultations with the top leadership of the BJP including party President Rajnath Singh and senior leaders Arun Jaitley and Nitin Gadkari. The real agenda for Modi is to figure out what should be the line of succession in Gujarat and what should be the contours of the government, which is likely to be formed under his leadership in Delhi after May 16.

There have been reports that Modi's close aide and Gujarat minister Anandiben Patel is likely to succeed Modi as the CM. Sources had on Tuesday also indicated that the new CM is likely to be sworn in before May 20.

In the run up to the meeting on Wednesday, Rajnath Singh and Gadkari had a long meeting at Singh's residence in Delhi discussing the party's future strategy. They also held confabulations with senior RSS leaders, sources said in Delhi. Gadkari had a meeting with Modi in Gandhinagar on Monday.

As part of the flurry of high-level meetings, Gadkari met party veteran LK Advani on Tuesday in Delhi and discussed with him the unfolding situation and the post-poll scenario. "As the BJP is the obvious front-runner to form the government, party leaders are meeting to strategise over likely scenarios which are expected to be thrown up on May 16 when the counting of votes take place," a party source said.

Sources said top party leaders have been meeting each other for the last couple of days. Rajnath Singh has met Sushma Swaraj while Modi held meetings with a number of leaders, including Singh, besides the Sangh leadership and Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh. However, there have been a lot of concerns as to why Sushma Swaraj is not attending Wednesday's meeting.

The reason why Modi has called for this meeting is because he wants to gives the sense that he is ultimately not the kind of dictatorial leader that he is often accused to be, but is someone who believes in the policy of consensus.

Source: IBNLive

ABP-Nielsen VIP Seats Exit Poll 2014 for Lok Sabha Elections Across India

1. Chandni Chowk Seat: BJP (Dr. Harshvardhan) is going to win, AAP (Ashutosh) on 2nd and Congress (Kapil Sibal) on 3rd position.
2. New Delhi Seat: Ajay Makan (Congress) is going to lose, tight fight between BJP and AAP.
3. Mumbai South Seat: Congress is going to lose, Shiv-Sena is going to win and AAP will be on 3rd position.
4. Mumbai North Seat: BJP (Kirit Somaiya) is going to win and NCP is going to lose.
5. Mumbai North-Central Seat: BJP (Poonam Mahajan) is going to lose and Congress (Priya Datta) is going to win.
6. Guna Seat: BJP (Jaybhan Singh) is going to win and Congress (Jyotiraditya Sindhiya) is going to lose.
7. Chhindwara Seat: Congress (Kamal Nath) is going to win and BJP is going to lose.
8. Vidisha Seat: BJP (Sushma Swaraj) is going to win and Congress (Lakshman Singh) is going to lose.
9. Nagpur Seat: BJP (Nitin Gadkari) is going to win and AAP (Anjali Damania) is giving tough fight. Congress on 3rd position.
10. Bangalore-South Seat: BJP (Anant Kumar) is going to win and Congress (Nandan Nilekani) is going to lose.
11. Shimoga Seat: BJP (B S Yeddyurappa) is going to win.
12. Shiv Ganga Seat: BJP (H. Raja) is going to win and Congress (Kirti Chidambaram) is going to lose.
13. Varanasi Seat: BJP (Narendra Modi) is going to win and AAP (Arvind Kejriwal) is going to lose. Congress will be on 3rd position.
14. Amethi Seat: Congress (Rahul Gandhi) is going to win and BJP (Smriti Irani) is going to lose. AAP (Kumar Vishwas) will be on 3rd position.
15. Azamgarh Seat: SP (Mulayam Singh Yadav) is ahead but the seat is not confirm. BJP (Ramakant Yadav) is giving to tough fight.
16. Mathura Seat: BJP (Hema Malini) is going to win and RLD candidate Jayant Chaudhary is going to lose.
17. Baghpat Seat: BJP (Satyapal Singh) is going to win and RLD candidate Ajit Singh is going to lose.
18. Amritsar Seat: BJP (Arun Jaitley) is in tough fight here by Congress candidate Capt. Amrinder Singh.
19. Ghaziabad Seat: BJP (Gen. V K Singh) is going to win and Congress (Raj Babbar) is going to lose. AAP (Shazia Ilmi) will be on 3rd position.
20. Patliputra Seat: BJP (Ram Kripal Yadav) is ahead of RJD candidate Misha Bharti. JDU is on 3rd position.
21. Saran Seat: BJP (Rajiv Pratap Rudi) and RJD (Rabri Devi) is in very tough fight. Any one can win this seat. Most unpredictable seat.
22. Madhepura Seat: RJD (Pappu Yadav) is ahead and JDU (Sharad Yadav) is looking behind, but looks very tough fight.
23. Hazipur Seat: LJP (Ram Vilas Paswan) is going to win here.
24. Kanpur Seat: BJP (Murli Manohar Joshi) is going to win. Congress will be on 2nd and AAP will be on 3rd position.
25. Lucknow Seat: BJP (Rajnath Singh) is going to win. Congress will be on 2nd and AAP will be on 3rd position.

[Rest Seats Exit Polls is coming Soon]

Times Now-ORG Exit Poll 2014 for Indian General Elections

My Own Prediction: BJP led NDA (387 Seats) [Check it on 16th-May 2014 with Actual Results]

All India Exit Poll 2014:

1. BJP led NDA+: 249-265 Seats
2. UPA+: 121-148 Seats
3. Others: 133 Seats

Other Outcomes in Exit Poll Results 2014:

1. BJP Seats in UP + Bihar: 80 Seats
2. AIADMK seats in Tamil Nadu: 31 Seats [Third Largest Emerging Party]
3. In Delhi, BJP is going to win all 7 seats.

Todays-Chanakya Exit Poll 2014 for Indian Lok Sabha Elections

My Own Prediction: BJP led NDA (387 Seats) [Check it on 16th-May 2014 with Actual Results]

All India Exit Poll 2014:

1. BJP led NDA+: 340 Seats
2. UPA+: 70 Seats
3. Others: 133 Seats

State-wise Exit Poll Results 2014:

1. Assam: BJP (8 Seats, +/- 3), Congress (4 Seats, +/- 2), Others (2 Seats, +/- 1).
2. Bihar: BJP (31 Seats, +/- 4), RJD+Congress (9 Seats, +/- 2), JDU (0 Seats, +/- 2).
3. Chhattisgarh: BJP (10 Seats, +/- 1), Congress (1 Seats, +/- 1).
4. Goa: BJP (2 Seats, +/- 1), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 1).
5. Gujarat: BJP (26 Seats, +/- 3), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 3).
6. Haryana: BJP (8 Seats, +/- 2), Congress (1 Seats, +/- 1), Others (1 Seats, +/- 1).
7. Himachal Pradesh: BJP (4 Seats, +/- 1), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 1).
8. Jharkhand: BJP (13 Seats, +/- 1), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 1), Others (1 Seats, +/- 1).
9. Karnataka: BJP (20 Seats, +/- 3), Congress (6 Seats, +/- 2), JDS (2 Seats, +/- 1).
10. Kerala: BJP (0 Seats), UDF (12 Seats, +/- 3), LDF (8 Seats, +/- 3).
11. Madhya Pradesh: BJP (26 Seats, +/- 3), Congress (3 Seats, +/- 2).
12. Maharashtra: BJP+ (39 Seats, +/- 4), Congress+ (9 Seats, +/- 3).
13. Odisha: BJP (8 Seats, +/- 2), Congress (1 Seats, +/- 1), BJD (12 Seats, +/- 2).
14. Punjab: BJP+ (5 Seats, +/- 2), Congress+ (3 Seats, +/- 2), AAP (5 Seats, +/- 2).
15. Rajasthan: BJP (25 Seats, +/- 2), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 2).
16. Tamil Nadu: BJP (7 Seats, +/- 3), AIADMK (27 Seats, +/- 4), DMK (5 Seats, +/- 2).
17. Uttar Pradesh (UP): BJP (70 Seats, +/- 7), BSP (3 Seats, +/- 2), SP (4 Seats, +/- 2), Congress+ (3 Seats, +/- 1).
18. Uttarakhand: BJP (5 Seats, +/- 1), Congress (0 Seats, +/- 1).
19. West Bengal: BJP (8 Seats, +/- 4), Congress (5 Seats, +/- 2), AITC (25 Seats, +/- 4), CPI/CPM (4 Seats, +/- 2).
20. Delhi: BJP (7 Seats, +/- 1), AAP (0 Seats, +/- 1).
21. Chandigarh: BJP.