Voters in Rajasthan haven’t elected the same party to power for two terms in a row for the past two decades. And the exit polls seem to be predicting the continuance of the trend in these assembly elections. A party needs 100 seats to form the government in Rajasthan. Elections were held on 199 seats only. No polls took place on one seat because a candidate died. <br /><br />The BJP led by Vasundhara Raje Scindia won a staggering 163 of the 200 seats in the 2013 elections. This time pollsters are predicting that even crossing the 100 mark might be problematic for the saffron party in Rajasthan. <br /><br />The CVOTER-Republic TV poll predicts 52-68 seats for the BJP, 129-145 seats for the Congress and 5-11 seats for other parties. The CNX-Times Now poll is a little favourable for the BJP. It predicts 85 seats for BJP, 105 for the Congress and 9 for others. <br /><br />CSDS-ABP has also predicted a majority for the Congress with 101 seats; it gives 83 seats to the saffron party and gives 15 to others. <br /><br />The Axis My India – India Today poll similarly gives 119-141 seats to Congress, 55-72 seats to the BJP, and 4-11 seats to others. <br /><br />Exit polls are not known to be accurate. But if the numbers hold, it could spell a spectacular comeback for Congress which managed only 21 seats in the 2013 assembly poll in Rajasthan. <br /> <br />
