According to News18 exit polls, the BJP will win 13-16, the NDA alliance will win 31-34 in Bihar, the INC will win 0-1, and the INDIA alliance will win 6-9 seats.
On the national level, News18 has predicted a decisive victory for the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Out of the 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, the BJP is expected to secure between 305 and 315 seats. The NDA as a whole is likely to win 355 to 370 seats. The INC is projected to win 62 to 72 seats, while the INDIA alliance is expected to secure 125 to 140 seats. Other parties are predicted to win between 42 and 52 seats.

On Lok Sabha exit polls, RJD leader Manoj Jha says, " I have seen many exit polls, but my political party and I never believed in these exit polls. We have several examples of it...channels have instructions from PMO, and they have spent a lot of money...I have been a part of Tejashwi Yadav's campaign...this campaign has created wave in the ground among people. There were 2 options with them, either there will be 'Mujra and Mangalsutra' or a war for employment...against inflation" (Source ANI)

On exit polls, RJD leader Mrityunjay Tiwari says, "We do not approve of the exit polls. This is just to put psychological pressure... We have seen Tejashwi Yadav being greeted by a crowd of lakhs of people... We want to tell our supporters and our party workers to wait until the 4th of June. INDIA alliance will form the government and we will get more than 295 seats..." (Source ANI)

News18 is predicting a decisive victory for the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Out of the 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, the BJP is expected to secure between 305 and 315 seats. The NDA as a whole is likely to win 355 to 370 seats. The INC is projected to win 62 to 72 seats, while the INDIA alliance is expected to secure 125 to 140 seats. Other parties are predicted to win between 42 and 52 seats.

Purnia is witnessing a major political battle between two-time sitting MP Santosh Kumar Kushwaha of the Janta Dal Union JD (U), Beema Bharti of the Rashtriya Janata Dal's (RJD) and Pappu Yadav, who was the Congress leader but is now contesting as an independent candidate. The refusal of Bihar leader Rajesh Ranjan, commonly known as Pappu Yadav, to withdraw his candidature from the Purnea Lok Sabha seat on April 8 has posed a dilemma for the Congress party.

Bihar in the Lok Sabha Election 2024 phase 7 voting had a voter turnout of 50.79% till 8:45 pm.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed confidence and positivity in light of the exit polls for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The exit polls indicate a strong performance for the BJP and its allies in the NDA,

News18 exit polls reveal that the BJP will win 13-16, NDA alliance to win 31-34, INC to win 0-1 and INDIA alliance to win 6-9 seats.

In Gopalganj (ST), voters will witness a competitive battle between Alok Kumar Suman from Janta Dal United JD(U) running for the Gopalganj seat against Premnath Chanchal Paswan from the Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP). Gopalganj Lok Sabha in Bihar is a seat reserved for a Schedule Caste candidate and comprises six Assembly seats—Baikunthpur, Barauli, Gopalganj, Kuchaikote, Bhore and Hathua, has historically seen keen contests and is crucial for the representation of Scheduled Caste communities in the state.

As per the Jaan Ki Baat, in the Bihar exit poll 2024, the BJP will secure 14–17 seats, JDU will secure 12–14 seats,
LJP will secure 4-5 seats, HAM will secure 1, RJD will secure 6-2 seats, INC will secure 2-1, NDA alliance will secure 32–37, and lastly, INDIA alliance is projected to secure 7–3 seats.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar cast his vote at a polling booth in Bakhtiyarpur.

Bihar in this Lok Sabha Election 2024 phase 7 voting is 35.65% till 1 pm, according to TOI.

Exit polls for Bihar predict the NDA winning 25-30 seats, while the RJD is expected to make marginal gains.

Darbhanga Lok Sabha constituency will see Gopal Jee Thakur from the BJP, Durganand Mahavir Nayak from the BSP, and Lalit Kumar Yadav from the RJD. These constituencies highlight the diverse political contests where process of filing nomination by candidates is fielded by all major parties, this constituency has varied representation in the elections.

An NDTV summary of exit polls indicates that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP-led alliance is on course to win a majority in the recent general election. The NDA is projected to capture more than 350 seats in the 543-seat lower house, where 272 are required for a majority. The opposition INDIA alliance, led by Congress, is expected to secure over 120 seats. The NDA previously won 353 seats in 2019.

The Siwan constituency seat will see Vijay Laxmi Kushwaha from Janta Dal (JD) as part of the NDA alliance running for the seat against Awadh Bihari Choudhary from Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD) as part of the INDIA alliance, both of them are giving tough competition to each other. On the other hand in Pataliputra, which is the capital city of Bihar, and has great political significance will witness Ram Kripal Yadav from Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) part of the NDA alliance, is giving tough competition to opposition party member Anshul Avijit Kushwaha who is from the Indian National Congress (INC) part of the INDIA alliance. These two constituencies have key importance in the political landscape of Bihar, with candidates from major parties vying for supremacy.

News18 exit polls reveal that the BJP is likely to win 2-5 seats in Bihar phase 1-3, with the NDA securing 10-13 seats. The INC will secure 0-2 seats and INDIA bloc is projected to win 3-6 seats.

Bihar's exit polls will reveal if the BJP can achieve another clean sweep. The results, expected after 6 PM, will indicate the direction of the state's political winds. Read more

Saran, Muzaffarpur, and Hajipur will witness Rajiv Pratap Rudy (BJP) getting tough competition from Rohini Acharya (RJD) for the Saran constituency seat. In Muzaffarpur, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Balyan (BJP) is getting tough competition from Harendra Singh Malik (SP). Lastly, in Hajipur, Shiv Chandra Ram (RJD) is getting tough competition from Chirag Paswan (LJP). These three are some of the high-profile seats seeing tough competition. In 2019, BJP has won in Saran and Muzaffarpur while in Hazipur LJP won. The BJP proving to be a dominant party in these main constituencies.

In 2019, the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) and NDA alliance secured a landslide victory, winning 39 seats out of 40 seats, while the Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD) and INDIA alliance trailed significantly. This overwhelming majority allowed the BJP to implement its policies without major opposition. The 2024 elections will test whether the party can sustain its popularity or if the political landscape will change.

The Bihar Exit Polls 2024 will to be released today after 6 PM on 1 June, providing an early indication of the election outcome. Exit polls, conducted by various agencies, offer insights into voter behaviour and trends. These polls help political analysts and the public to anticipate the possible results before the official counting begins.

Key candidates in the Bihar Elections 2024 include prominent leaders from major political parties, each aiming to secure a victory in their respective constituencies. Notable figures such as Samrat Choudhary (BJP), Nitish Kumar (Janta Dal), Chirag Paswan (Janshakti Party), Tejashwi Yadav (INDIA) and other influential candidates from INDIA and NDA are in the fray, making the elections a high-stakes battle.

The Bihar Lok Sabha comprises 40 seats, with candidates vying for a majority. In the General Election 2024, if a party or coalition wins a majority of seats by reaching the 272-majority mark out of 543 seats, the central government will be formed. This Lok Sabha election is crucial for addressing local issues and implementing policies that impact the daily lives of Bihar citizens.

The Bihar Lok Sabha Election 2024 is being held in seven phases. The voting started on 19th April and will conclude at 6 PM on 1st June. This election is critical as Bihar sends 40 members to the Lok Sabha, the lower house of India's Parliament. In the previous 2019 elections, NDA, an alliance between Janata Dal (United), Bharatiya Janata Party, Lok Janshakti Party, won 39 out of 40 seats.