Seats  

The Republic TV Jan Ki Baat exit polls have predicted seats of 48-61 for the AAP, while 9-21 for BJP and 0-1 for the Congress. Times Now exit polls predict 50-56 for the AAP and 10-14 for the BJP and nothing for the Congress.
 

BJP's Delhi president Manoj Tiwari exuded confidence in stating that his party will get 50 plus seats in Delhi elections 2020
 

BJP candidate from Hari Nagar constituency Tajinder Pal Bagga expressed confidence in his party winning more than 50 seats in the upcoming Delhi Assembly election. Bagga is in the fray against the Aam Aadmi Party's Princess Dhillon and Congress' Surender Sethi.

The battle for 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly is on. The Election Commission of India on Monday (January 6) announced the dates for the state Assembly election.

 

As of 2pm, the JMM+ had secured 39 seats in Jharkhand polls. 

Speaking to reporters, Ram Vichar Netam, the BJP in-charge of Jharkhand expressed his confidence and said that the country's largest party would retain its position for the second consecutive term

Fate of BJP, JMM+ to be sealed as counting of votes takes place in Jharkhand on December 23

All roads lead to Jharkhand as the counting of votes for 81 constituencies will begin at 8 am. The state voted in 5 phases from November 30 to December 20.  

As per Axis My-India exit polls, the BJP will get a seat share of 22-32 while the Cong+ will get a seat share of 38-50 

Union home minister Amit Shah tabled the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the Upper House, holding 245 members in the Rajya Sabha. The halfway mark is currently 121 as five seats are vacant bringing down the strength of the House to 240.

While the Karnataka BJP was celebrating its victory in the state after winning 12 Assembly seats, former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis took to Twitter and said that people would not tolerate if someone tries to play with the public mandate

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As of 2 pm, the BJP had won 12 seats in the Karnataka by-elections, winning six more seats than required for a simple majority. 

In the second phase of voting for Jharkhand Assembly elections, as many as 20 seats went to polls, with CM Raghubir Das contesting from Jamshedpur East constituency. The state recorded a voting percentage of 62.40% till 5pm 

By-polls to 15 Assembly seats in Karnataka were held today (December 5). By 5.30 pm, 60% voter turnout was recorded in the state. C-Voter survey predicted 8 to 12 seats for the ruling BJP