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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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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.
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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.
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So while exit polls may be good for political excitement before the actual counting, they need to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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Manipur is voting to seal the electoral fate of 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across six districts in the second and last phase of assembly elections. Polling started at 7 am and will continue till 4 pm.
Prominent candidates in the second phase include former three-time chief minister O Ibobi Singh and ex-deputy CM Gaikhangam Gangmei, both from the Congress.
A total of 8.38 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in this phase in the districts of Thoubal, Chandel, Ukhrul, Senapati, Tamenglong and Jiribam, the CEO said.
The BJP has fielded 22 candidates, followed by Congress (18), National People's Party (11), Janata Dal (United) and Naga People's Front (10 each). Altogether 12 Independents and nominees of Shiv Sena, NCP, CPI and several other parties are also contesting.

Manipur Elections 2022 | 2nd phase of voting today, 92 candidates in fray

Manipur is voting to seal the electoral fate of 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across six districts in the second and last phase of assembly elections.

A total of 8.38 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in this phase in the districts of Thoubal, Chandel, Ukhrul, Senapati, Tamenglong and Jiribam.

Manipur is voting to seal the electoral fate of 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across six districts in the second and last phase of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">assembly elections</a>.&nbsp;Polling started at 7 am and will continue till 4 pm.
Prominent candidates in the second phase include former three-time chief minister O Ibobi Singh and ex-deputy CM Gaikhangam Gangmei, both from the Congress.
A total of 8.38 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in this phase in the districts of Thoubal, Chandel, Ukhrul, Senapati, Tamenglong and Jiribam.
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The BJP has fielded 22 candidates, followed by Congress (18), National People's Party (11), Janata Dal (United) and Naga People's Front (10 each). Altogether 12 Independents and nominees of Shiv Sena, NCP, CPI and several other parties are also contesting.
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Polling in the first phase of assembly elections in Manipur began at 7 AM on Monday in 38 constituencies spread across five districts with strict adherence to COVID-19..

Manipur Elections 2022 first phase voting: all you need to know

First phase of voting in Manipur: all you need to know

Polling in the first phase of assembly elections in Manipur began at 7 AM on Monday in 38 constituencies spread across five districts.
12,09,439 voters are eligible to exercise their franchise to elect their representatives from among 173 candidates, including 15 women, across 1,721 polling stations.
The prominent candidates in the fray include Chief Minister and BJP candidate N Biren Singh, Assembly Speaker Y Khemchand Singh, Deputy Chief Minister and NPP candidate Yumnam Joykumar and Manipur Congress president N Lokesh Singh.
Of the 38 seats, 10 constituencies are in Imphal East, 13 in Imphal West, six each in Bishnupur and Churachandpur, and three in Kangpokpi district.
Manipur Chief Electoral Officer Rajesh Agarwal has said that out of the total 173 candidates, 39 have criminal antecedents.
6,884 polling personnel have been deployed for the exercise. Arrangements for webcasting are in place and micro-observers have been deployed at sensitive polling stations.
The BJP had formed the government in Manipur in 2017 with the support of the National People's Party, Naga People's Front, and the Lok Janshakti Party.
However, the saffron party is contesting all the seats alone this time. The Congress has formed an alliance with the Left, Forward Bloc, RSP and Janata Dal (Secular).
The grand old party had emerged as the single largest party winning 28 of the 60 seats in the 2017 state polls.
The voting for the remaining 22 seats in the 60-member House will take place in the second phase on March 5 while the counting of votes will be held on March 10.

The voting for the remaining 22 seats in the 60-member House will take place in the second phase on March 5 while the counting of votes will be held on March 10.

Polling in the first phase of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections">assembly elections</a> in Manipur began at 7 AM on Monday in 38 constituencies spread across five districts with strict adherence to COVID-19 protocols.
As many as 12,09,439 voters are eligible to exercise their franchise to elect their representatives from among 173 candidates, including 15 women, across 1,721 polling stations.
The prominent candidates in the fray include Chief Minister and BJP candidate N Biren Singh, Assembly Speaker Y Khemchand Singh, Deputy Chief Minister and NPP candidate Yumnam Joykumar and Manipur Congress president N Lokesh Singh.
Of the 38 seats, 10 constituencies are in Imphal East, 13 in Imphal West, six each in Bishnupur and Churachandpur, and three in Kangpokpi district.
Manipur Chief Electoral Officer Rajesh Agarwal has said that out of the total 173 candidates, 39 have criminal antecedents.
The BJP has fielded candidates in all the 38 seats, followed by Congress with 35 contestants, NPP with 27, JD (U) with 28, Shiv Sena with seven, RPI (Athawale) with six, LJP (Ram Vilas) with three, and Kuki National Assembly and Kuki People's Alliance with two each. Eighteen Independents are also in the fray.
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As many as 6,884 polling personnel have been deployed for the exercise. Arrangements for webcasting are in place and micro-observers have been deployed at sensitive polling stations.
Photo Voter Slip has been discontinued as identity proof and voters are required to produce documents approved by the Election Commission of India such as EPIC card, Aadhaar card, MNREGA job card, driving license and PAN card.
The BJP had formed the government in Manipur in 2017 with the support of the National People's Party (NPP), Naga People's Front (NPF), and the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP).
However, the saffron party is contesting all the seats alone this time. The Congress has formed an alliance with CPI, CPI(M), Forward Bloc, RSP and Janata Dal (Secular).
The grand old party had emerged as the single largest party winning 28 of the 60 seats in the 2017 state polls.
The voting for the remaining 22 seats in the 60-member House will take place in the second phase on March 5 while the counting of votes will be held on March 10.
All polling stations have been sanitised and circles have been marked outside the polling booths to enable the voters to maintain social distancing while they stand in a queue.
Wearing masks, using hand sanitiser and conducting thermal screening are among the other COVID protocols to be carried out at the polling booths.
Polling will end at 4 PM and COVID-19 patients can vote between 3 PM and 4 PM.

Manipur Election 2022.
A decorated cop.
A crusader against drug mafia.
A well-known face in Manipur.
Meet Thounaojam Brinda.
A former police officer, known for her campaign against drug lords of Manipur, who has now joined the political fray to continue her fight to make her state “drug-free, corruption-free.”
Four years ago, Brinda made headlines for busting several drug cartels and being awarded a Police Medal for Gallantry.
Today she is contesting upcoming Manipur elections as a Janata Dal (United) candidate from Yaiskul constituency of Imphal East.
Manipur will vote in two phases On February 27 and March 3.
Brinda resigned from her job as additional superintendent of police in 2021 after run-ins with the powers that be.
Brinda famously faced a criminal contempt case for allegedly showing her “middle finger” to a Narcotics court special judge – a charge that she has refuted.
She told PTI that her foray into electoral politics “was due to the urgent need to save the state and its youths from corruption and malpractices compounded by the wide-spread drug abuse and narco-terrorism.”
A 2012 batch Manipur Police Service officer, Brinda says that while in service she was consistently harassed by those who are in power thereby crippling her ability to deliver as a law enforcer.
Brinda has also made clear her opposition to the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act which she claimed “was for subjugation and violation of human rights” and sought its repeal.

Manipur Election 2022: Meet Thounaojam Brinda, ex-woman cop who took on drug mafia, now in poll fray

Four years ago, Brinda made headlines for busting several drug cartels and being awarded a Police Medal for Gallantry.

Manipur Election 2022.
A decorated cop.
A crusader against drug mafia.
A well-known face in Manipur.
Meet Thounaojam Brinda.
A former police officer, known for her campaign against drug lords of Manipur, who has now joined the political fray to continue her fight to make her state &ldquo;drug-free, corruption-free.&rdquo;
Four years ago, Brinda made headlines for busting several drug cartels and being awarded a Police Medal for Gallantry.
Today she is contesting upcoming Manipur elections as a Janata Dal (United) candidate from Yaiskul constituency of Imphal East.
Manipur will vote in two phases On February 27 and March 3.
Brinda resigned from her job as additional superintendent of police in 2021 after run-ins with the powers that be.
Brinda famously faced a criminal contempt case for allegedly showing her &ldquo;middle finger&rdquo; to a Narcotics court special judge &ndash; a charge that she has refuted.
She told PTI that her foray into electoral politics &ldquo;was due to the urgent need to save the state and its youths from corruption and malpractices compounded by the wide-spread drug abuse and narco-terrorism.&rdquo;
A 2012 batch Manipur Police Service officer, Brinda says that while in service she was consistently harassed by those who are in power thereby crippling her ability to deliver as a law enforcer.
Brinda has also made clear her opposition to the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act which she claimed &ldquo;was for subjugation and violation of human rights&rdquo; and sought its repeal.
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The ruling BJP in Manipur received another boost on Thursday when prominent Manipuri film star RK Somendro Singh, popularly known as Kaiku, joined the saffron party along with 40 co-actors and associates from the film community.
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh welcomed 40-year-old actor and the co-actors to the BJP at a function held at the BJP office in Imphal.
RK Somendro Singh had contested the Inner Manipur Lok Sabha seat in 2019 as an independent candidate. Before the Lok Sabha polls, he was the vice president of the Manipur unit of late Ram Vilas Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party.
The 60-member Manipur assembly will be going to the polls on February 27 and March 3. The votes will be counted on March 10.
The BJP, which formed the last government in alliance with regional outfits, is this contesting alone on all 60 seats.

Manipur Election 2022: BJP gets star power as famous actor & 40 others join party

Boost for BJP ahead of Manipur polls as prominent Manipuri film star RK Somendro Singh, popularly known as Kaiku, joins the saffron party

Popular Manipuri&nbsp;actor joins BJP&nbsp;with 40 co-actors
Actor RK Somendro Singh&nbsp;is&nbsp;popularly known as Kaiku
Singh&nbsp;had contested last Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;polls as independent
Manipur will vote in 2 phases on Feb 27 and March 3

Manipuri film star RK Somendro Singh, popularly known as Kaiku, joined the saffron party along with 40 co-actors

The ruling BJP in Manipur received another boost on Thursday when prominent Manipuri film star RK Somendro Singh, popularly known as Kaiku, joined the saffron party along with 40 co-actors and associates from the film community.
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh welcomed 40-year-old actor and the co-actors to the BJP at a function held at the BJP office in Imphal.
RK Somendro Singh had contested the Inner Manipur Lok Sabha seat in 2019 as an independent candidate. Before the Lok Sabha polls, he was the vice president of the Manipur unit of late Ram Vilas Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party.
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The 60-member Manipur assembly will be going to the polls on February 27 and March 3. The votes will be counted on March 10.
The BJP, which formed the last government in alliance with regional outfits, is contesting alone on all 60 seats.

Anger is brewing in the Manipur BJP over tickets to Congress turncoats at the cost of the BJP workers ahead of the Assembly elections.
The resentment spilled on to the streets on Sunday as angry BJP workers of burnt effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister N Biren Singh and the state unit president Sharda Devi. The protesting BJP workers also torched party flags and ransacked local offices and shouted slogans against the ruling party’s list of assembly poll candidates.
The protesters says that the BJP list featured defectors from the Congress ignoring many loyalists.
Manipur polls will be held in two phases on February 27 and March 3, with counting of votes on March 10. 
Security was beefed up at all BJP offices throughout the state following the violence which erupted after the candidate list was announced.
The BJP has decided to contest the assembly elections in Manipur on its own and has announced candidates for all 60 seats. 
In 2017, the BJP had fallen short of majority after winning 21 seats and formed government with the help of smaller parties and independent MLAs. Congress had won 28 seats.
Later 10 Congress MLAs switched to the BJP to bulk up the party's numbers in the Assembly.
Several BJP leaders including those who were aspirants for party tickets but were left out to accommodate recent defectors also resigned from the primary membership of the party.
Angry workers at Sagolband, Kakching, Moirang, Keisamthong assembly constituencies burnt party flags, pamphlets, ransacked local offices, and shouted slogans to show their dissent.

Manipur Election 2022: Why are BJP workers burning PM Modi's effigies after party's tickets list

Manipur Election 2022: Why are BJP workers burning PM Modi's effigies after tickets list

Anger in Manipur&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;over tickets to Congress defectors
BJP&nbsp;workers burn effigies of PM Modi&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh
BJP&nbsp;loyalists denied tickets, workers ransack offices
10 Congress MLAs&nbsp;had switched to BP after 2017 polls
2017: BJP&nbsp;won 21 seats, Congress 28; BJP&nbsp;formed govt
Manipur: BJP&nbsp;is contesting all 60 seats on its own

Manipur&nbsp;Election 2022:&nbsp;Anger is brewing in the Manipur BJP over tickets to Congress turncoats at the cost of the BJP workers ahead of the Assembly elections

Anger is brewing in the Manipur BJP over tickets to Congress turncoats at the cost of the BJP workers ahead of the Assembly elections.
The resentment spilled onto the streets on Sunday as angry BJP workers burnt effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister N Biren Singh and the state unit president Sharda Devi. The protesting BJP workers also torched party flags and ransacked local offices and shouted slogans against the ruling party&rsquo;s list of assembly poll candidates.
The protesters say that the BJP list featured defectors from Congress ignoring many loyalists.
Manipur polls will be held in two phases on February 27 and March 3, with the counting of votes on March 10.&nbsp;
Security was beefed up at all BJP offices throughout the state following the violence which erupted after the candidate list was announced.
The BJP&nbsp;has decided to contest the&nbsp;assembly elections in&nbsp;Manipur&nbsp;on its own and has announced candidates for all 60 seats.&nbsp;
In 2017, the BJP&nbsp;had fallen short of the majority after winning 21 seats and&nbsp;formed the government with the help of smaller parties and independent MLAs.&nbsp;Congress had won 28 seats.
Later 10 Congress MLAs switched to the BJP to bulk up the party's numbers in the Assembly.
Several BJP leaders including those who were aspirants for party tickets but were left out to accommodate recent defectors also resigned from the primary membership of the party.
Angry workers at Sagolband, Kakching, Moirang, Keisamthong assembly constituencies burnt party flags, pamphlets, ransacked local offices, and shouted slogans to show their dissent.
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