Seemanchal Exit Poll 2025 Results: The second phase of Bihar’s assembly elections took place on Tuesday, marking the completion of voting across the entire state. In this round, voters from 122 constituencies came out to choose their representatives. A total of 1,302 candidates were in the race, which also included several ministers from the Nitish Kumar government. The people of Bihar cast their votes with enthusiasm, deciding the future political picture of the state.
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Voting Across Border Districts
This phase of the election mainly covered areas close to the Nepal border. The districts that went to polls included West Champaran, East Champaran, Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Supaul, Araria, and Kishanganj. The first phase of voting happened earlier on November 6 in 121 constituencies across 18 districts.
That round saw a voter turnout of 65.08%. The Election Commission has not yet shared the overall turnout for both phases together, but reports suggest that participation was quite strong in most districts.
Bihar Exit poll result 2025 Prediction
An exit poll from the Seemanchal region suggests that the fight between the two main alliances is very close. The survey by India TV and Matrize shows that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the Mahagathbandhan are running almost neck and neck.
The Seemanchal area has 24 assembly seats. According to the Matrize exit poll, the NDA might win between 10 and 12 seats, while the Mahagathbandhan could get around 8 to 10 seats. Other smaller parties are likely to win 2 or 3 seats in the region. The predicted vote share shows the NDA at 39.1%, the Mahagathbandhan at 49.9%, and other parties getting around 16%.
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Districts like Purnia, Katihar, Araria, and Kishanganj are part of this region and play a big role in deciding the final outcome of the election.
Results to Be Announced Soon
The counting of votes for all 243 assembly seats will take place on November 14, starting at 8 in the morning. The Election Commission will declare the results for each constituency as the counting progresses throughout the day.
