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The D-Day for Assembly election 2022 is here. As the counting of votes starts on Thursday at 8 am, Editorji will be live with quickest numbers, updates, and spot analysi

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Assembly Election 2022 Results: The D-Day for Assembly election 2022 is here. As the counting of votes starts on Thursday at 8 am, Editorji will be live with quickest numbers, updates, and on-spot analysis.
We will bring you all the action from Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa as the votes are counted. The high-stakes battles from crucial states.
Editorji will begin the counting day coverage from 8 am onwards on March 10, and will be LIVE with you till the verdict is out for all five states.
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Goa ElectionAccording to reports, all Congress candidates will be staying in a resort in North Goa till Thursday, the day when votes will be counted. 

Goa Exit Poll 2022: Resort politics returns as Exit Polls predict a hung assembly for Goa

A day after the exit polls predicted a hung Assembly in Goa, Congress focusing on keeping its flock together and plans to shift all its candidates to a resort

Resort politics returns as Exit Polls predict a hung assembly for Goa

Goa&nbsp;Congress shifting candidates to resort after exit poll results
Exit polls predicted a hung assembly in Goa
Strength of Cong&nbsp;MLAs&nbsp;reduced from 17 to 2 in last 5 years
Congress MLAs&nbsp;to be kept in a resort to avoid poaching

According to reports, all Congress candidates will be staying in a resort in North Goa&nbsp;till Thursday, the day when votes will be counted.

Goa&nbsp;Election 2022: A day after the exit polls predicted a hung Assembly in Goa, Congress is focusing on keeping its flock together and plans to shift all its candidates to a resort, news agency PTI reported.&nbsp;
The Congress, whose strength in the outgoing Assembly reduced from 17 to just two over the last five years, with some of its MLAs switching over to the BJP, is leaving no stone unturned to keep the saffron party from poaching its leaders.&nbsp;
According to reports, all Congress candidates will be staying in a resort in North Goa&nbsp;till Thursday, the day when votes will be counted.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Congress party has asked all its winning candidates to arrive at the party office after the results.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/goa-cm-pramod-sawant-we-know-the-ground-reality-1646662395456" target="_blank">Goa CM Pramod Sawant: 'we know the ground reality, &amp; we will win'</a>
Elections to the 40-member <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">Goa Assembly</a> were held on February 14 and the counting of votes is scheduled for March 10.
An average of the exit polls for Goa&nbsp;gives&nbsp;16 seats to BJP, 15 to Congress, 3 to AAP, 4 to TMC, and 2 to others.
Click here for more special coverage on<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank"> Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

Exit Polls are out for five state Assembly polls. While the exact results will be out on March 10, exit polls keep up the political excitement in the run-up to counting.

Elections | Exit Polls: How they did not turn out to be exact polls in 4 big states

Exit Polls: How they did not turn out to be exact polls in these 4 big states #Assembly Elections

Exit Polls: How they did not turn out to be exact polls in 4 big states

How many times have exit polls turn exact polls?
Four big states where exit polls were not exact polls
Why exit polls got Bengal, Haryana, Bihar&nbsp;wrong?

Elections 2022:&nbsp;The exit polls have predicted a BJP win in UP, an AAP&nbsp;surprise in Punjab, a tight BJP-Congress contest in Uttarakhand, advantage BJP in Manipur and a hung house in Goa

Exit Polls are out for five state Assembly polls. While the exact results will be out on March 10, exit polls keep up the political excitement in the run-up to counting.
The latest tranche of exit polls have predicted a BJP win in UP, an Aam Aadmi Party surprise in Punjab, a tight BJP-Congress contest in Uttarakhand, advantage BJP in Manipur and a hung house in Goa.
But how far have the exit polls been from the exact polls. A look at the last few <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly polls</a> shows that exit polls have been getting it all wrong in big contests.
Also Watch|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-election-bjp-win-in-up-predicted-by-republic-matrize-exit-poll-1646660676391" target="_blank">UP Exit Polls: BJP victory predicted; SP second, Congress &amp; BSP decimated | Election 2022</a>
Let's look at West Bengal.
Almost all exit polls predicted a close contest between the BJP and Trinamool. Some even gave the BJP a thumping majority. The poll of exit polls for Bengal pitched BJP at 138 seats Vs Trinamool's 141. But when the actual results came, it was a Trinamool landslide, while BJP remained a distant second. Didi's party romped home in 213 of the 294 seats, while the BJP won just 77.
Ditto in Haryana in 2019. With Assembly elections coming within months of BJP's emphatic Lok Sabha win, exit polls predicted an impressive win for the BJP in the state. As per the poll of polls, BJP was projected to romp home in close to 70 of the 90 seats, and Congress was relegated to a mere 13. But again the results were totally different, where BJP failed to secure a majority. The saffron party won 40 seats, much less than what exit polls gave it and Congress secured 31 seats, much more than the exit polls predictions.
Similarly in Bihar 2020, all exit polls predicted a win for RJD alliance. A couple of exit polls even gave RJD a landslide win with around 180 seats in the 243 member house. Here too the actual results were opposite of the exit polls. When the votes were counted, BJP-JDU alliance won a majority with 125 seats and the RJD alliance lost with 110 seats.
Even in Maharashtra 2019, exit polls had totally written off the Congress alliance. The exit polls largely predicted a sweeping win for the BJP alliance with some polls handing the alliance 220 out of 288 seats. What were the exact results? BJP alliance 164, Congress alliance 96.
Also Watch|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/punjab-exit-polls-aap-victory-predicted-congress-akali-dal-battle-for-distant-2nd-place-exit-polls-1646662534355" target="_blank">Punjab Exit Polls: AAP victory predicted; Congress, Akali Dal battle for distant 2nd place| exit polls</a>
So while exit polls may be good for political excitement before the actual counting, they need to be taken with a pinch of salt.
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

Goa Exit Polls: As exit polls predict a hung house in Goa, political activities in both the BJP and the Congress camp have already begun.

Goa Exit Polls 2022: Hung house predicted, BJP and Congress already in post-counting mode

Goa Exit Polls: Hung house predicted, BJP and Congress already in post-counting mode

Hectic activity in Congress and BJP&nbsp;as hung house predicted in Goa Goa&nbsp;CM meets PM Modi, BJP&nbsp;hs started talks with smaller parties
Reports: MGP&nbsp;not inclined to support BJP&nbsp;with Sawant at helm
Cong ready to shift its&nbsp;MLAs&nbsp;out of Goa, sends feelers to AAP, TMC

Goa CM Pramod Sawant met&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sawant&nbsp;to brief the PM about the prospects of BJP coming back to power in the coastal state.

Goa Exit Polls: As exit polls predict a hung house in Goa, political activities in both the BJP and the Congress camp have already begun.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/goa-cm-pramod-sawant-we-know-the-ground-reality-1646662395456" target="_blank">Goa CM Pramod Sawant</a> met Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/varanasi-pm-modi-vs-akhilesh-s-roadshow-pm-s-tea-stall-trip-kashi-vishwanath-prayers-before-last-phase-1646419135297" target="_blank">Narendra Modi</a>. Sawant&nbsp;in Delhi to brief the PM about the prospects of BJP coming back to power in the coastal state.
After meeting the PM, Sawant will reportedly go to Mumbai to discuss the post-result strategy with BJP Goa incharge Devendra Fadnavis.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections/resort-politics-returns-as-exit-polls-predict-a-hung-assembly-for-goa-1646744410546" target="_blank">Resort politics returns as Exit Polls predict a hung assembly for Goa</a>&nbsp;
Reports said that the BJP has already started talks with smaller regional parties for support post results.
Some reports said that the MGP is not inclined to back Pramod Sawant, who had dropped the party from the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">Goa </a>cabinet after taking over as Chief Minister following Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019.
Hectic activities are also on in the Congress camp, with the party reportedly planning to shift its Goa MLAs to Maharashtra to shield them from poaching.
The party has also signalled a massive shift by saying it is open to an alliance with Arvind Kejriwal's AAP and the Trinamool in case it falls short of numbers.
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party.

After UP defections, Goa jolt for BJP? Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal quits, to contest from Panaji as independent candidate | Goa Election 2022

The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from Panaji.

After UP defections, Goa jolt for BJP? Manohar Parrikar's son quits

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 Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party. Addressing a press conference after days of closed-door negotiations and rumours, Utpal Parrikar said that he would contest from Panaji as an independent candidate. Parrikar junior was involved in a tussle with the BJP leadership over selection of candidate for the constituency represented by his father for around 25 years. The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from the seat. He had won the Panaji bypoll after Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019. Monserrate was a part of the group of 10 Congress legislators who had defected to the BJP in 2019. Utpal Parrikar rejected overtures from parties like Aam Aadmi party by clarifying that the only two options for him were staying in the BJP or contesting as an independent.
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Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party.
Addressing a press conference after days of closed-door negotiations and rumours, Utpal Parrikar said that he would contest from Panaji as an independent candidate.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections/goa-election-2022-party-hopping-never-stops-in-goa-70-mlas-have-changed-sides-1642534157524" target="_blank">Goa Election 2022: Party (hopping) never stops in Goa, 70% MLAs have changed sides</a>
 Parrikar junior was involved in a tussle with the BJP leadership over selection of candidate for the constituency represented by his father for around 25 years. "I tried my best even during last election, and this election, to convince my party (BJP) that I enjoy support of general population of Panaji," he said.
 The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from the seat. He had won the Panaji bypoll after Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019.&nbsp;Monserrate was a part of the group of 10 Congress legislators who had defected to the BJP in 2019.
 Utpal Parrikar rejected overtures from parties like Aam Aadmi party by clarifying that the only two options for him were staying in the BJP or contesting as an independent.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday slammed the TMC for taking an "anti-Congress" stand ahead of the Goa Assembly polls, and claimed the presence of the Mamata-Banerjee led party in the coastal state will help the ruling BJP the most.
In his weekly column 'Rokhtok' in the Sena mouthpiece Saamana, Raut said the TMC has roped in "unreliable leaders" from other parties, including the Congress, and such an attitude does not suit West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is herself fighting the BJP.
The TMC is spending extravagantly in Goa for the Assembly polls and many say the source of funds spent by the party is "somewhere else", he claimed without elaborating.
Referring to the current state of affairs in Goa, Raut said all parties have made the state a "political laboratory".
The Election Commission of India on Saturday announced that elections to all 40 Assembly constituencies in Goa would be held on February 14.
The BJP, Congress, Goa Forward Party (GFP), Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP), Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Trinamool Congress Party (TMC), and NCP are the main political parties in the fray.
"The TMC's presence in Goa will benefit BJP the most," Raut claimed.
Banerjee has roped in "unreliable leaders" from other parties. This action doesn't suit her image, the Rajya Sabha member said.
"It is understandable if Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP's aim is to wipe out the Congress's existence. But, if Banerjee has the same aim, it doesn't suit her image," Raut said.
He noted that in the last Goa Assembly elections, the Congress had emerged as the single largest party with 17 seats and now, it has been reduced to just two seats.
The decline was because the Congress did not have a strong leadership in Goa, Raut opined.
Winning Goa is not easy for the ruling BJP, but parties like the AAP and the TMC have put obstacles in the Congress's path to help the BJP, he claimed.

Sena slams Mamata Banerjee over Goa foray: 'TMC presence will benefit BJP'

Trinamool&nbsp;Congress chief Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee's&nbsp;bid to take Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;head-on at the national stage have suffered a setback with Shiv&nbsp;Sena,&nbsp;the Congress-ally in Maharashtra&nbsp;raising doubts over the Bengal-based party's foray into Goa&nbsp;politics.&nbsp; Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday slammed the TMC for taking an "anti-Congress" stand ahead of the Goa Assembly polls, and claimed the presence of the Mamata-Banerjee led party in the coastal state will help the ruling BJP the most.
In his weekly column 'Rokhtok' in the Sena mouthpiece Saamana, Raut said the TMC has roped in "unreliable leaders" from other parties, including the Congress, and such an attitude does not suit West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is herself fighting the BJP.
The TMC is spending extravagantly in Goa for the Assembly polls and many say the source of funds spent by the party is "somewhere else", Raut&nbsp;claimed without elaborating.
The Election Commission of India on Saturday announced that elections to all 40 Assembly constituencies in Goa would be held on February 14.
Mamata&nbsp;had recently toured Maharashtra&nbsp;and met Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;and NCP&nbsp;leaders to shore up support for an anti-BJP&nbsp;front sans the Congress.&nbsp;

The TMC is spending extravagantly in Goa for the Assembly polls and many say the source of funds spent by the party is "somewhere else", Raut&nbsp;claimed without elaborating.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday slammed the TMC for taking an "anti-Congress" stand ahead of the Goa Assembly polls, and claimed the presence of the Mamata-Banerjee led party in the coastal state will help the ruling BJP the most.
In his weekly column 'Rokhtok' in the Sena mouthpiece Saamana, Raut said the TMC has roped in "unreliable leaders" from other parties, including the Congress, and such an attitude does not suit West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is herself fighting the BJP.
The TMC is spending extravagantly in Goa for the Assembly polls and many say the source of funds spent by the party is "somewhere else", he claimed without elaborating.
Referring to the current state of affairs in Goa, Raut said all parties have made the state a "political laboratory".
The Election Commission of India on Saturday announced that elections to all 40 Assembly constituencies in Goa would be held on February 14.
The BJP, Congress, Goa Forward Party (GFP), Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP), Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Trinamool Congress Party (TMC), and NCP are the main political parties in the fray.
"The TMC's presence in Goa will benefit BJP the most," Raut claimed.
Banerjee has roped in "unreliable leaders" from other parties. This action doesn't suit her image, the Rajya Sabha member said.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/congress-vs-tmc-mamata-meets-pawar-in-mumbai-says-there-is-no-upa-1638360853235" target="_blank">Congress Vs TMC: Mamata Banerjee meets Sharad Pawar in Mumbai, says 'there is no UPA'</a>
"It is understandable if Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP's aim is to wipe out the Congress's existence. But, if Banerjee has the same aim, it doesn't suit her image," Raut said.
He noted that in the last Goa Assembly elections, the Congress had emerged as the single largest party with 17 seats and now, it has been reduced to just two seats.
The decline was because the Congress did not have a strong leadership in Goa, Raut opined.
Winning Goa is not easy for the ruling BJP, but parties like the AAP and the TMC have put obstacles in the Congress's path to help the BJP, he claimed.

Taking a leaf out of Prime Minister's Narendra Modi's penchant for acronyms, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has come up with one for her party TMC.
Addressing party workers in Goa, where she is testing political waters, Mamata Banerjee on Monday said that TMC stands for "Temple, Mosque and Church".
The Bengal CM said her Trinamool Congress supports a multi-cultural and multi-religious state and is the only alternative to the BJP rule.
Giving a new poll slogan of 'Khel Zatlo' in Goa, the TMC chief on Monday said an anti-BJP alliance has already taken shape in the coastal state under the banner of her party TMC. She added that now it is for the Congress to decide whether it wants to join the grouping ahead of elections to take on the saffron outfit.
Mamata Banerjee said the Trinamool Congress will not allow the ruling BJP to win the elections in Goa, due in early 2022, this time.
Seeking to strike a chord with the Christian community, which has a sizeable presence in Goa, Banerjee said she has been attending Christmas midnight masses since the last 20 years without a break.
“After our government was formed, we celebrate Christmas in Kolkata in a big way. I am going to inaugurate a function (on occasion of the upcoming festival) on 20th of this month,” she said.
Banerjee also spoke out her closeness to Mother Teresa due to which she said she was even invited to the Vatican.
Earlier, while addressing local TMC leaders, she said her party has entered the poll fray not to control the stater, but to use its experience to help Goans.
She exuded confidence that the TMC will win the Goa assembly elections and said if anyone wants to defeat the BJP, it is up to them to support her party in achieving that goal.
Terming Goa as a “cute, beautiful and very intelligent” state, Banerjee said she has a plan for the tourist state, just the way she had for West Bengal, which will be implemented within six months of the TMC coming to power here.

Mamata Banerjee's Goa poll pitch: TMC = Temple, Mosque, Church

Mamata says TMC stands for Temple, Mosque and Church

Taking a leaf out of Prime Minister's Narendra Modi's penchant for acronyms, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has come up with one for her party TMC.
Addressing party workers in Goa, where she is testing political waters, Mamata Banerjee on Monday said that TMC stands for "Temple, Mosque and Church".
The Bengal CM said her Trinamool Congress supports a multi-cultural and multi-religious state and is the only alternative to the BJP rule.
Giving a new poll slogan of 'Khel Zatlo' in Goa, the TMC chief said an anti-BJP alliance has already taken shape in the coastal state under the banner of her party TMC. She added that now it is for the Congress to decide whether it wants to join the grouping ahead of elections to take on the saffron outfit.
Mamata Banerjee said the Trinamool Congress will not allow the ruling BJP to win the elections in Goa, due in early 2022, this time.

Goa&nbsp;Elections 2022:&nbsp;Mamata said her TMC supports a multi-cultural and multi-religious state and is the only alternative to the BJP rule

Taking a leaf out of Prime Minister's Narendra Modi's penchant for acronyms, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has come up with one for her party TMC.
Addressing party workers in Goa, where she is testing political waters, Mamata Banerjee on Monday said that TMC stands for "Temple, Mosque and Church".
The Bengal CM said her Trinamool Congress supports a multi-cultural and multi-religious state and is the only alternative to the BJP rule.
Giving a new poll slogan of 'Khel Zatlo' in Goa, the TMC chief on Monday said an anti-BJP alliance has already taken shape in the coastal state under the banner of her party TMC. She added that now it is for the Congress to decide whether it wants to join the grouping ahead of elections to take on the saffron outfit.
Mamata Banerjee said the Trinamool Congress will not allow the ruling BJP to win the elections in Goa, due in early 2022, this time.
Seeking to strike a chord with the Christian community, which has a sizeable presence in Goa, Banerjee said she has been attending Christmas midnight masses since the last 20 years without a break.
&ldquo;After our government was formed, we celebrate Christmas in Kolkata in a big way. I am going to inaugurate a function (on occasion of the upcoming festival) on 20th of this month,&rdquo; she said.
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Banerjee also spoke out her closeness to Mother Teresa due to which she said she was even invited to the Vatican.
Earlier, while addressing local TMC leaders, she said her party has entered the poll fray not to control the stater, but to use its experience to help Goans.
She exuded confidence that the TMC will win the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections" target="_blank">Goa assembly elections</a> and said if anyone wants to defeat the BJP, it is up to them to support her party in achieving that goal.
Terming Goa as a &ldquo;cute, beautiful and very intelligent&rdquo; state, Banerjee said she has a plan for the tourist state, just the way she had for West Bengal, which will be implemented within six months of the TMC coming to power here.
Click here for more special coverage on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

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