Bihar Exit Polls 2025: When and Where to Watch Live Coverage of Exit Poll Results Tomorrow

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Assembly Election 2025, Exit Polls: The second phase of polling for the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 will be held on November 11 (Tuesday), covering the remaining 122 constituencies. Voting will take place from 7 AM to 5 PM, concluding the two-phase electoral exercise.Campaigning for this final phase ended on Sunday (November 9), as per Election Commission guidelines. The results will be announced on November 14. The ECI has restricted the publication and broadcast of exit poll results until after 6 PM on November 11.

When and Where to Watch Bihar Exit Polls 2025

Several major news outlets and polling agencies will release exit poll projections once polling ends. Agencies such as Axis My India, C-Voter, Jan Ki Baat, IPSOS, and Today’s Chanakya are expected to publish their findings.Bihar Election Phase 2: High-Decibel Campaign Ends, Key Contestants and Constituencies To Watch Out ForViewers can watch live Bihar exit poll coverage on Times Now and Times Now Navbharat channels and thier respective YouTube platforms. The results and updates will also be available on Timesnownews.com’s Bihar Election page, and across the network’s social media handles and media partner platforms.

Opinion Polls vs Exit Polls: What’s the Difference?

• Election surveys fall into two categories — opinion polls and exit polls.
• Opinion polls are conducted before voting begins to gauge voter sentiment.
• Exit polls are carried out after voters cast their ballots and exit polling stations.

While exit polls provide an early indication of likely results, variations in sample size, demographics, and regional representation often make actual outcomes differ significantly from projections.

Bihar Election 2025: Key Contenders

The Bihar Assembly Election 2025 is primarily a battle between the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the Mahagathbandhan (INDIA bloc).The outgoing assembly had 131 NDA seats, distributed among BJP (80), JD(U) (45), and HAM(S) (4), with support from two independents. Adding a new twist this year is Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj, which has turned the contest into a three-cornered race.