Farooq Abdullah stated that the National Conference will form a government in Jammu and Kashmir in alliance with Congress. He expressed openness to coalition with PDP to promote unity in the region.

Four pollsters -- Dainik Bhaskar, India Today - C Voter, Peoples Pulse and Axis My India -- are giving the edge to the Congress-National Conference, projecting at least 35 seats for the alliance.

People’s Pulse exit poll for Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections showed no political party is expected to reach the halfway mark of 46 seats in the Union territory. According to the exit poll survey published on,

The overall male turnout in the Assembly elections stood at 64.88 percent against female voter turnout of 63.04 percent. Among the assembly constituencies, Chhamb saw the highest poll percentage of 80.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, the first crucial polls since the abrogation of Article 370, were conducted in three phases over the past few weeks. The voting process concluded on October 1 in a "peaceful and celebratory atmosphere,

As per the exit polls, the Congress and NC alliance is likely to get 40 to 48 seats, while the PDP is expected to get 6 -12 seats. The BJP is likely to get 27 to 32 seats.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, held after a ten-year gap, carry significant weight as they are the first since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019.

A poll of at least four exit polls shows that NC-Congress may win 41 out of 90 seats while BJP is expected to win 27. The majority mark in J&K is 46

The exit poll predictions will be announced on October 5. (File photo/PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Election 2024 Exit Poll Results: The 90 seats of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly went to polls in three phases – September 18,