BJP vote share has been climbing, AAP has held steady among women, Dalits, middle class, and Congress has been negligible. How much the pendulum swings will determine which party ends up where

In 2015, AAP dominated the Delhi Assembly elections, winning 67 of 70 seats, and in 2020, it secured 62 seats.

Several exit polls predicted a BJP victory in the national capital, while two gave an edge to the AAP in a tight contest.

Counting of votes to start at 8 AM tomorrow. It will be remarkable to see which party—AAP, BJP, or Congress—reinstates its dominance over Delhi, as pollsters predict a rejig in power.

The stage is set for the high-stakes Delhi Assembly election results, with AAP eyeing a fourth term and BJP aiming to break its 27-year drought. Counting of votes will begin at 8 am on Tuesday amid tight security.

AAP, BJP and Congress -- are heading to the counting table with the anticipation of a favourable political situation. For the Congress, which could not open its account since 2015, the expectation is a 'good fight' in half-a-dozen seats of which they could win a couple.

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.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has alleged that 16 AAP candidates were offered ₹15 crore each to defect ahead of the election results. Accusing the BJP of attempting to poach MLAs, Kejriwal called it a direct assault on democracy.