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Karnataka polls: Most exit polls miss mark, only one gets scale of Congress win right; Shivakumar s prediction very close : The Tribune India

Karnataka polls: Most exit polls miss mark, only one gets scale of Congress win right; Shivakumar s prediction very close : The Tribune India
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Karnataka polls Most exit polls miss mark only one gets scale of Cong win right

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Only one exit poll got it right on Karnataka

In its exit poll released after the voting on May 10, India Today-Axis My India predicted a clear majority for the Congress with 122-140 seats and gave the BJP 62-80 seats. It gave 20-25 seats to the JD-S.

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Exit polls give edge to Cong in Karnataka battle

Exit polls give edge to Cong in Karnataka battle
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Karnataka Assembly Exit polls predict tight race between BJP, Congress; many indicate hung assembly

In outgoing Assembly, BJP has 116 MLAs, followed by the Congress at 69, and JD(S) at 29 New Delhi, May 10 Most exit polls on Wednesday predicted a close contest between the Congress and the BJP in the high-stakes Karnataka Assembly polls with many pollsters giving an edge to the grand old party. Several forecasters

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