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According to the survey, Congress is likely to win on 8-12 seats, MNF might get victory in 16-22. While ZPM would get 8-12 seats, like Congress and might become the kingmaker in the state.
Party | Seats Predicted (2018) |
Congress | 8-12 |
MNF | 16-22 |
ZPM | 8-12 |
Others | Not Mentioned |
According to the C-voter survey, it would be a coalition government in Mizoram. Here are the predictions.
Party | Seats Predicted (2018) |
Congress | 14-18 |
MNF | 16-20 |
ZPM | 3-7 |
Others | 3 |
Fractured Mandate Likely in Mizoram, Says Republic Tv-CVoter. According to Republic TV and CVoter predictions, the Congress is likely to get 14-18 seats, while the Opposition party MNF might get 14-16 seats. ZPM can secure 3-7 seats while others might get 3 seats.
New Delhi, December 7: The Assembly elections in all the five poll-bound states are over and the news channels – in coordination with various research agencies – are all set to release the exit poll predictions on Friday. Though the predictions do not give the exact number of seat parties would win, but it provides an insight into the voting pattern. Stay tuned above for the exit poll of Mizoram Assembly elections 2018.
Among the significant news channels which will release the post-election surveys include – ABP News-CSDS, News 24, India Today-Axis, Times Now-CNX. According to the guidelines by the Election Commission of India (ECI), no news channel or media organisation are allowed to publish exit poll predictions before 5:30 pm. This is done as a precaution, as voting at some of the polling booths is extended beyond the stipulated time for a few minutes. Exit Poll Results For MP, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Mizoram Assembly Elections 2018: Know Time & Schedule of Live Broadcast as Per ECI Guidelines.
The Assembly elections for 40 constituencies in Mizoram took place on November 7, which recorded 80 percent poling. 7,70,395 voters took part in deciding the fate of 209 candidates – 15 women – contesting the polls. Among the voters, 3,94,897 were women and 32,545 were first timers. The Election Commission had set up 1,164 polling stations in eight districts of the state.
|
Party |
Seats Won in 2013 |
| Congress | 34 |
| MNF | 5 |
| Others | 1 |
Both the ruling Congress and rival opposition party Mizo National Front are contesting in 40 seats, while BJP and Zoram Peoples' Movement (ZPM) are contesting in 39 seats. Other parties like People’s Representation for Identity and Status of Mizoram (PRISM) and Meghalaya-based National People’s Party (NPP) have also fielded considerable number of candidates.
In the Election manifesto, the ruling Congress had promised to provide free laptops to students who have cleared Class 10 and above if it returns to power in the state. Also, would continue with its New Land Use Policy (NLUP) for the farmers and New Economic Development Policy (NEDP) for unemployed youths. Along with that, Congress had promised housing for the poor in rural areas and residential quarters for employees of police and education departments. Satta Matka Prediction Ahead of Exit Poll Results 2018: Congress May Win MP & Rajasthan, BJP to Retain Chhattisgarh, Says Matka.
Aspiring to return back to power, the Mizo National Front in its manifesto has promised to introduce a village level citizens register. It also vowed to take steps against the illegal migrants. The party also promised for drawing up a scheme of rehabilitation and resettlement for the ‘martyrs’ and their families.
Under Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla, contesting for third straight term in the state, Congress won 34 seats in 2013 Assembly Elections, while former chief minister Pu Zoramthanga’s MNF won only five seats.
Though Thanhawla won the Mizoram Assembly elections in 2013 – winning 34 out of 40 seats, but the Congress’ vote share declined 13.4 percentage points across the northeast in 2014. It is to be known that since 1972, he has won the election to the assembly for the ninth time in 2013.
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