West Bengal Elections: Exit Polls Indicate BJP's Potential Victory

As the second phase of voting concludes in West Bengal, exit polls indicate a potential victory for the BJP, suggesting a significant shift in the state's political landscape. With seven exit polls showing BJP leading in five, the results could mark the end of Mamata Banerjee's TMC dominance. However, the actual results will not be known until May 4, leaving the political scene in suspense. This election could be a turning point for the BJP, which has long sought to establish a foothold in Bengal. Stay tuned for the final results that could reshape the state's governance.

By Narendra Chaudhary Apr 29, 2026, 21:04 IST

Exit Poll Results for West Bengal Elections

New Delhi: Following the conclusion of the second phase of voting in West Bengal, various exit poll results have emerged on Wednesday. The preliminary findings from seven exit polls suggest that the BJP may be on the verge of forming its first government in the state, while Mamata Banerjee's TMC could be losing power. However, these are just exit poll predictions, and the actual results will be revealed on May 4. Let's take a look at which exit polls show which parties leading.

Voting took place for 294 seats in Bengal over two phases, with a significant turnout that set a new record. Throughout the election, both the BJP and TMC made bold claims. Among the seven exit polls released so far, five indicate that the BJP is likely to secure a majority, while only one shows TMC in the lead. Additionally, one exit poll suggests a close contest.

If the exit poll predictions translate into actual results, it would mark a significant victory for the BJP. Since coming to power at the center in 2014, the BJP has established governments in several states, but it appears that its aspirations in Bengal may finally be realized. Conversely, the exit poll outcomes represent a substantial setback for Mamata Banerjee, indicating a potential collapse of TMC's stronghold in the state.