Delhi Assembly Polls: Election Commission to begin counting of votes at 8 am

The election results can be tracked on https://results.eci.gov.in from 8 am onwards. Voting for the Delhi Assembly poll 2025 took place in a single phase on February 5

New Delhi: The counting of votes for the Delhi Assembly election is taking place from 8 am on Saturday, with the top contenders Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hoping to form government in the capital city.

Voting for all 70 seats of the Delhi Assembly took place on Wednesday (February 5).

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Exit polls have projected a comeback for the BJP in Delhi after 27 years, with the party predicted to hit the majority mark of 36 comfortably and bag 10-15 more seats than that, ousting the incumbent Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP. The Congress, however, is projected to bag 0-3 seats at maximum.

The election results can be tracked on https://results.eci.gov.in from 8 am onwards. Voting for the Delhi Assembly poll 2025 took place in a single phase on February 5.

According to the Election Commission of India (EC) data, the approximate voter turnout after the Delhi Assembly election stood at 60.54 per cent, with the North East district recording the highest voting percentage — 66.25 per cent. The lowest polling was recorded in the South East Delhi district at 56.40 per cent.

The incumbent AAP, BJP, and Congress are the main contenders of Delhi poll 2025. AAP is eyeing a third straight full term in Delhi. AAP, which has dominated the last two Assembly polls in Delhi, won 62 out of 70 seats in the 2020 election, while the BJP won eight.

Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years, failed to open its account in the last two Assembly polls and is predicted to perform similarly this time as well. Exit poll results for the Delhi election were released on Wednesday evening after the voting for the Assembly poll concluded.

Most exit polls projected a comfortable win for the BJP in the Delhi Assembly election, while the incumbent AAP is predicted to be failing to hit a hattrick. Exit polls projected another rout for Congress.