Why all exit polls are going wrong EXPLAINED

Senior journalists Bhupendra Chaubey and Sudeep Mukhia disentangle the complex exercise of psephology, which neither pollsters are ready to undertake nor media houses that hire them are ready to spend on.

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[kronnie]

Even opnion polls prior to 2024 were grossly wrong.

[vasudevbalaji]

Exit polling is not just about the results right, it also gives an insight about various other data points which would be useful for governments and political parties