Haryana Election Results 2024: Full List Of Winners, Their Constituencies

Haryana Election Results 2024: Haryana has shocked the political analysts as while earlier trends showed Congress gaining a massive lead, the trends later consolidated in the favour of the BJP. The trends are also opposite to the exit polls. It appears that Bhupinder Singh Hooda again failed to do the magic and the BJP appears enroute to the third term in power. 

The BJP, grappling with anti-incumbency and issues like farmers’ and wrestlers’ protests, found itself on shaky ground against a resurgent Congress in early trends. On the other hand, Congress was riding on the anti-incumbency wave and has promised several freebies that appear to have struck a chord with the Haryana voters. 

The 90 seats of Haryana voted in a single phase on October 5 and the results were declared on October 8. The BJP appears to have taken a decisive lead in the polls.

The decision to replace Manohar Lal Khattar with Nayab Singh Saini as the BJP’s chief ministerial candidate seems to have had little impact, according to party insiders. The general category voters were already unhappy with the government’s policies, and Saini’s attempts to introduce populist measures, such as freebies and the OBC quota, came too late to make a difference.

Meanwhile, the Congress was confident, with Bhupinder Singh Hooda maintaining a strong hold on the party’s leadership. The Congress successfully navigated a potential leadership crisis caused by the rift between Kumari Selja and Hooda, keeping the party united.

Full List Of Constituency-Wise Winners And Losers

*(The list will be updated once winners are announced)

Exit Poll Results 2024

Exit polls have largely favoured Congress, predicting the BJP will be held to fewer than 30 seats in most cases. P-Marq forecasts Congress winning 51-61 seats, while Jist-TIF Research projects 45-51 seats for the party. The Republic Bharat-Matrize exit poll estimates Congress will secure 55-62 seats, with the BJP trailing far behind with 18-24 seats. Congress is expected to capture approximately 44% of the vote share, compared to the BJP’s projected 37%.