The counting of votes for the Delhi Assembly elections will take place on Saturday, deciding whether the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) retains power for a third consecutive term or if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) returns to governance in the national capital after 27 years.

The Quint looks at the detailed findings from these surveys to identify which section -- women, students, middle income groups, Muslims and Dalits -- preferred which political party in these elections and why.

The vote counting for the Delhi assembly elections will determine if the AAP retains power for a fourth term or if the BJP breaks a 27-year absence. Both parties are prepared, with allegations of attempted candidate poaching adding to the tension.

As Delhi awaits election results, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal rallies his candidates amidst allegations of BJP attempting to poach MLAs with ₹15 crore offers. With exit polls favouring BJP, tensions rise as Kejriwal vows to retain power.

Two exit polls for Delhi assembly elections predict a strong win for BJP, placing AAP far behind. AAP dismissed these projections, citing historical u

Dikshit expressed disappointment in exit polls, predicting Congress would secure 17-18% of votes. He believes AAP’s performance is underestimated and that exit polls may not accurately reflect the election outcome.

The recent exit polls predicting a lead for the BJP in Delhi's elections have stirred controversy, especially with the AAP and Congress casting doubt on their accuracy. AAP claims that their history contradicts exit polls,

Exit polls predict a strong comeback for the BJP in Delhi, potentially ending AAP's decade-long dominance. The BJP is expected to secure up to 43 seat

Counting of votes for the Delhi assembly polls will take place on Saturday to decide whether the AAP comes to power for a fourth term or the BJP forms a government in the national capital after more t