For Congress, it looks to be case of double whammy. The exit poll results not only indicate a decrease in number of seats for Congress but a decrease of 2 percent in popular votes as well. The party is expected to win only 58 seats this time, 1 less than 2007 assembly elections. The party is expected to get 37 per cent of popular votes. In 2007 assembly elections, Congress had won 39 percent of popular votes.
India TV-CVOTER exit poll: Modi all set for hat-trick in Gujarat, Congress touches half-way mark in Himachal
New Delhi: The ruling BJP under the leadership of Chief Minister Narendra Modi is all set to score hat-trick in Gujarat assembly elections with near two-thirds majority, according to an exit poll conducted by India
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