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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.
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 with 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats. Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

Assembly Elections 2022: Uttarakhand and Goa vote today

Goa with over 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats, while in Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

301 candidates contesting for 40 Assembly seats in Goa
Over 11 lakh people eligible to vote in Goa
Multi-cornered contest in Goa&nbsp;with Congress, BJP, TMC&nbsp;and AAP
81 lakh&nbsp;voters eligible to cast their ballot in Uttarakhand
632 candiates&nbsp;vying for 70 Assembly seats in Uttarakhand
5th state polls in Uttarakhand&nbsp;after its creation 2000
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Goa&nbsp;with over 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats, while in Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

Assembly Elections 2022:&nbsp;Goa is voting today to decide the fate of 301 candidates who are in the fray for 40 Assembly seats.&nbsp;
Over 11 lakh people are eligible to vote in the single-phase poll.&nbsp;
Traditionally a state with bipolar politics, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">Goa </a>is witnessing a multi-cornered contest this time, with the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/aap-s-cm-face-for-punjab-polls-to-be-announced-on-tuesday-kejriwal-1642431086274" target="_blank">Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)</a>, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and other smaller parties vying to make a mark on the state's electoral scene.
The prominent candidates include Chief Minister Pramod Sawant,&nbsp;Leader of the Opposition Digambar Kamat, former CMs Churchill Alemao,&nbsp;Laxmikant Parsekar, former deputy CM&nbsp;Vijai Sardesai,&nbsp;late CM Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal Parrikar and AAP's CM face Amit Paleker.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections/goa-election-2022-goa-at-a-glance-all-you-need-to-know-about-smallest-state-of-india-1642522152685">Goa Election 2022: Goa at a Glance - All you need to know about smallest state of India</a>
In <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">Uttarakhad</a>,&nbsp;over 81 lakh voters are casting their ballot to decide the fate of 632 candidates. The elections for the&nbsp;70 assembly seats of Uttarakhand spread over 13 districts are being conducted in a single phase.&nbsp;
It is the fifth <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">assembly elections in Uttarakhand</a> after its creation in 2000.
Important candidates whose fate will be decided in these polls include Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, former chief minister Harish Rawat, former minister Yashpal Arya&nbsp;and&nbsp;state Congress president Ganesh Godiyal.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections/uttarakhand-election-2022-voting-counting-key-seats-and-all-you-need-to-know-1644504942846">Uttarakhand Election 2022: Voting, counting, key seats and all you need to know</a>
The counting of votes for both states will be held on March 10
<h4 style="text-align: justify;">Click here for more special coverage on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a></h4>

Big claims and poll promises by parties are nothing new in elections. But what is the guarantee that political parties will good on their promises? None.
But Aam Aadmi Party has turned a new leaf in the country's politics. It's giving legal guarantee on its poll promises.
In a first, Uttarakhand AAP CM candidate Col Ajay Kothiyal (Retd) has given a signed affidavit on party's poll promises. Col Kothiyal has said turned the party's promises into a legal document. He said that anyone can take legal action against him if after coming to power he fails to deliver on the promises made.
Aam Aadmi Party is contesting Uttarakhand elections for the first time. Party has promised to turn the hill state into a spiritual capital for Hindus all over the world. The Arvind Kejriwal led party has put forth a 10-point agenda for Uttarakhand, which includes ending corruption and giving free quality education and medical treatment to all.
Party has promised employment, an unemployment allowance for the jobless, free and uninterrupted electricity, good roads, free pilgrimage to Ayodhya, Ajmer Shareef and Kartarpur Sahib.
AAP has also promised government jobs to retired servicemen and raising compensation to the families of martyrs of the army, police and paramilitary forces to Rs one crore.
AAP has also promised monthly payment of Rs 1,000 to all women aged above 18 years, and an unemployment allowance of Rs 5,000 to jobless youth until they are provided jobs.

In a first, Uttarakhand AAP CM face signs affidavit on poll promises, says take me to court if I fail

In a first, Uttarakhand AAP CM face signs affidavit on poll promises, says take me to court if I fail. Here's what it means

((Start with byte of Col Kothiyal))
((use shots of party manifestos or use screenshot of headlines saying this party promised this, that party promised that))
Big claims and poll promises by parties are nothing new in elections. But what is the guarantee that political parties will good on their promises? None.
Caption:&nbsp;AAP&nbsp;CM face in Uttarakhand signs affidavit on poll promises
((shots of AAP&nbsp;rally/ kejriwal))
But Aam Aadmi Party has turned a new leaf in the country's politics. It's giving legal guarantee on its poll promises.
((shots of Col Kothiya))
In a first, Uttarakhand AAP CM candidate Col Ajay Kothiyal (Retd) has given a signed affidavit on party's poll promises. Col Kothiyal has said turned the party's promises into a legal document. He said that anyone can take legal action against him if after coming to power he fails to deliver on the promises made.
Captions:&nbsp;
Col Kothiyal: Anyone can take me to court if I fail to deliver AAP&nbsp;is contesting Uttarakhand&nbsp;polls for the first time
((shots of kejriwal, aap&nbsp;rally in uttarakhand))
Aam Aadmi Party is contesting Uttarakhand elections for the first time. Party has promised to turn the hill state into a spiritual capital for Hindus all over the world.
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The Arvind Kejriwal led party has put forth a 10-point agenda for Uttarakhand, which includes ending corruption and giving free quality education and medical treatment to all.
AAP&nbsp;has laid out 10-point agenda for Uttarakhand
AAP&nbsp;has promised to turn state into spiritual capital
Party has promised employment, an unemployment allowance for the jobless, free and uninterrupted electricity, good roads, free pilgrimage to Ayodhya, Ajmer Shareef and Kartarpur Sahib.
AAP&nbsp;has promised free pilgrimages to Ayodhya, Ajmer, Kartarpur
AAP has also promised government jobs to retired servicemen and raising compensation to the families of martyrs of the army, police and paramilitary forces to Rs one crore.
AAP&nbsp;promises jobs, unemployment allowance to youth
AAP: Will raise compensation to martyrs' kin to 1 cr
AAP has also promised monthly payment of Rs 1,000 to all women aged above 18 years, and an unemployment allowance of Rs 5,000 to jobless youth until they are provided jobs.
AAP: Rs 1,000 a month to women, Rs 5,000 a month to jobless youth

Uttarakhand&nbsp;Election 2022:&nbsp;AAP CM candidate Col Ajay Kothiyal (Retd) has turned the party's promises into a legally binding document

Big claims and poll promises by parties are nothing new in elections. But what is the guarantee that political parties will good on their promises? None.
But Aam Aadmi Party has turned a new leaf in the country's politics. It's giving legal guarantee on its poll promises.
In a first, Uttarakhand AAP CM candidate Col Ajay Kothiyal (Retd) has given a signed affidavit on party's poll promises. Col Kothiyal has said turned the party's promises into a legal document. He said that anyone can take legal action against him if after coming to power he fails to deliver on the promises made.
Aam Aadmi Party is contesting Uttarakhand elections for the first time. Party has promised to turn the hill state into a spiritual capital for Hindus all over the world. The Arvind Kejriwal led party has put forth a 10-point agenda for Uttarakhand, which includes ending corruption and giving free quality education and medical treatment to all.
Party has promised employment, an unemployment allowance for the jobless, free and uninterrupted electricity, good roads, free pilgrimage to Ayodhya, Ajmer Shareef and Kartarpur Sahib.
AAP has also promised government jobs to retired servicemen and raising compensation to the families of martyrs of the army, police and paramilitary forces to Rs one crore.
AAP has also promised monthly payment of Rs 1,000 to all women aged above 18 years, and an unemployment allowance of Rs 5,000 to jobless youth until they are provided jobs.

Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state. 
And the records support that.
In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?

Uttarakhand Election 2022: This Assembly seat decides who forms the next govt

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 This Assembly seat decides who forms the next govt
Ramnagar: Uttarakhand's bellwether constituency The party that wins Ramnagar, wins Uttarakhand
 Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
 The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
 ((Show on map)) A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;
 And the records support that.
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 In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
 In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
 In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
 Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
 Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
 All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
 ((GFX OUT))
 THE RAMNAGAR ROAD TO POWER
 2000: First CM ND Tiwari contested 2002: Congress won Ramnagar and state 2007: BJP won Ramnagar and state 2012: Congress wrested Ramnagar back and state 2017: BJP won Ramnagar and state 2022: BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht Vs Cong's&nbsp;Mahendra Pal Singh
 Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
 Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
 Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
 So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?

A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;

Uttarakhand's Ramnagar Assembly seat is important in more than one sense.
The state's first chief minister Narayan Dutt Tiwari was elected from here.
A part of the Nainital district, Ramnagar seat is seen as a bellwether constituency. One of the beliefs attached to the seat is that whichever party wins Ramnagar, forms the government in the state.&nbsp;
And the records support that.
In the year 2000, when the state was carved out of UP, CM ND Tiwari chose Ramnagar to contest.
In 2002, Congress' Yogember Singh Rawat won the seat and the Congress formed the govt.
In 2007, Ramnagar elected BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht, and the party won the election
Then in 2012, Congress' Amrita Rawat won Ramnagar and the party returned to power
Even in the last elections in 2017, BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht won the seat and BJP formed the government.
All eyes are again on Ramnagar. This time the contest is between BJP's Diwan Singh Bisht and Congress' Mahendra Pal Singh.
Ramnagar is a major tourism destination in the hill state as it houses the Corbett National Park.
Only a small portion of Ramnagar is hilly and most of it lies in plains. But due to opportunities in the tourism sector, the constituency has the population of both hill and plains people.
Another interesting bit about Ramnagar is that it has voters from both Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
So, who will Ramnagar elect this time?
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

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