Exit polls 2018: Hung House in MP, Chhattisgarh; Cong win in Rajasthan, predicts poll of exit polls

BJP: 106 | Congress: 112 | Others: 12 (Majority mark: 116)

Cong: 14-18 | MNF: 16-20 | ZPM: 307 | Others: 0-3 (Majority mark: 21)

BJP retaining MP and Chhattisgarh. TRS retaining Telangana. Congress winning in Rajasthan

BJP: 55-72 | Congress: 119-141 | Others: 4-11 (Majority mark: 100)

BJP 38-42 | Cong 40-44 | BSP+ 4-8 | Others: 0-4 (Majority mark: 46)

BJP: 102-120 | Congress: 104-122 | BSP: 1-3 | Others: 3-8 (Majority mark: 116)

BJP: 108-128 | Congress: 95-115 | Others: 7

TRS: 66 | Congress+: 37 | BJP: 7 | Others: 2 (Majority mark: 60)

BJP: 102-120 | Cong 104-122 | BSP 1-3 | Others 3-8

BJP: 85 | Congress: 105 | Others: 7 | BSP: 2

BJP: 35-42 | Congress: 42-50 | BSP+ 3-7

BJP: 46 | Congress 35 | BSP+ 7 | Others: 2

BJP: 126 | Congress: 89 | Others: 6 | BSP: 6

The main fight in the state is between K Chandrasekhar Rao-led TRS and Congress-led Mahakutami (grand alliance). The assembly polls were originally scheduled to be held simultaneously with the Lok Sabha elections next year, but the House was dissolved on September 6 as per a recommendation of the state cabinet. It is to be seen if KCR's gamble to opt for early elections pays off.

In Rajasthan, opinion polls have predicted a victory for the Congress with majority of respondents tipping Sachin Pilot for the post of chief minister. Most opinion polls for Chhattisgarh have predicted a BJP win but shows a drop in its number of seats, indicating an increase in Congress's share. Meanwhile, pre-poll survey for MP predicts a narrow win for the BJP (122 seats) but a significant fall in its seat tally.