So the polling for the Lok Sabha elections 2024 has finally concluded today. Now all the agencies will be releasing the exit polls. Today in this article we’ll discuss the Odisha Lok Sabha elections Exit Poll. Odisha has a total of 21 Lok Sabha seats and the polling for Lok Sabha elections was done in 4 different phases. As the final polling day is today the voter turnout data is not yet released. As the polling will be concluded in all over India today the Exit Polls have been finally released. Let’s have a look at the exit polls released by the various agencies.
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Odisha Lok Sabha Election 2024 Exit Polls:-
| Parties | Exit Polls |
|---|---|
| BJD | 3-8 |
| BJP | 15 |
| INC |
Methodology of Exit Polls
Exit polls provide us with the preview of the election results and how they are gonna look. Exit polls are the estimated results declared by various agencies based on the survey that they have conducted. People all over India are eagerly waiting for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections Exit polls. Exit polls in almost all cases provide us with the exact results telling us who’ll be forming the government. Unlike Pre Polls Exit Polls doesn’t rely on the assumptions but on the ground reality. Surveyors of different agencies go around different polling booths and ask a specific questionnaire to the people coming out of the polling booth about whom they have voted. Based on this a data set prepared from 1000’s of constituencies from all over India and then the results are determined Signalling which party has the highest chances to win. However there’s always a margin of error due to various reasons such as Wrong information reporting or small sample size. However ,the Exit polls give results as close as possible.
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Odisha Phase-wise Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Schedule: Citywise List:-
Below is the complete schedule of the Odisha Lok Sabha elections.
| Constituencies | Phase | Polling Date |
| Kalahandi, Nabarangapur, Berhampur, Koraput | IV | May 13 |
| Bargarh, Sundargarh, Bolangir, Kandhamal, Aska | V | May 20 |
| Sambalpur, Keonjhar, Dhenkanal, Cuttack, Puri, Bhubaneswar | VI | May 25 |
| Mayurbhanj, Balasore, Bhadrak, Jajpur, Kendrapara, Jagatsinghpur | VII | June 1 |
List of all Constituencies and Candidates
Odisha has 21 Lok Sabha Seats and we have prepared a list of all the constituencies and the candidates that are contesting elections in them. Some of the important constituencies in Odisha are Cuttack, Puri , Bhubaneswar and Jajpur.
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Odisha Lok Sabha Election 2024 BJD Full Candidates List and Election Areas
| Candidate Name | Election Areas |
| Susant Singh | Bhatli |
| Snehangini Churia | Attabira |
| Debesh Acharya | Bargarh |
| Rita Sahu | Bijepur |
| Badri Patra | Ghasipura |
| Aswini Patra | Jaleswar |
| Subhasini Jena | Basta |
| Sanghamitra Swain | Soro |
| Sanjeeb Mallik | Bhandaripokhari |
| Prafulla Samal | Bhadrak |
| Bishnubrata Routray | Basudevpur |
| Dr Sanjay Das | Dhamnagar |
| Byomokesh Ray | Chandabali |
| Pramila Mallik | Binjharpur |
| Sudhir Ku Samal | Dhenkanal |
| Pranab Balabantray | Dharmasala |
| Sujata Sahu | Jajpur |
| Preetiranjan Gharai | Sukinda |
Odisha Lok Sabha Election 2024 Congress Full Candidates List and Election Areas Wise
- Padampur – Tankadhar Sahu
- Bijepur – Kishor Dafadar
- Bargarh – Nipon Kumar Dash
- Bhatli – Brahma Mahakud
- Brajarajnagar – Kishore Chandra Patel
- Talsara (ST) – Prabodh Tirkey
- Sundargarh (ST) – Sudharani Raudia
- Biramitrapur – Left to JMM
- Raghunathpali (SC) – Gopal Das
- Rourkela – Birendra Nath Pattnaik
- Rajgangpur (ST) – Dr. CS Raazen Ekka
- Bonai (ST) – Left to CPI-M
- Loisingha (SC) – Om Prakash Kumbhar
- Patnagarh – Anil Meher
- Bolangir – Samarendra Mishra
- Kantabanji – Santosh Singh Saluja
- Nuapada – Sarat Pattanayak
- Umarkote (ST) – Sanraj Gond
- Jharigam (ST) – Harabati Gond
- Nabarangpur (ST) – Dilip Pradhani
- Dabugam (ST) – Dr. Lipika Majhi
- Lanjigarh (ST) – Balabhadra Majhi
- Junagarh – Tuleswar Naik
- Dharmgarh – Rasmirekha Rout
- Bhawanipatna (SC) – Sagar Charan Das
- Narla – Bhakta Charan Das
- Baliguda (ST) – Surada Pradhan
- G. Udayagiri (ST) – Prafulla Chandra Pradhan
- Phulbani (ST) – Prativa Kanhar
- Kantamal – Manoj Kumar Acharya
- Boudh- Naba Kumar Mishra
- Banjanagar- Prasanta Kumar Bisoyi
- Polasara- Agasti Barada
- Kabisuryanagar- Chiranjeevi Bisoyi
- Surada- Harikrishna Rath
- Sanakhemundi- Ramesh Chandra Jena
- Chikiti- Ravindra Nath Dyan Samantray
- Mohana (ST) –Dasarathi Gomango
- Paralakhemundi- Bijay Patnaik
- Gunupur (ST)- Satyajeet Gomango
- Bissam Cuttack (ST) – Nilamadhab Hikaka
- Rayagada (ST)- Kadraka Allapaswamy
- Lakshmipur (ST) – Pabitra Saunta
- Kotpad (ST)- Anama Dian
- Chitrakonda (ST) – Mangu Khila
- Jeypore- Tara Prasad Bahinipati
- Koraput (SC)- Krushna Chandra Kuldeep
- Pottangi(ST) – Ramchandra Kadam
- Malkangiri (ST) – Mala Madhi
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- Padampur – Gobardhan Bhoy
- Bijepur – Sanat Kumar Gartia
- Bargarh – Ashwini Kumar Sarangi
- Attabira (SC)- Nihar Ranjan Mahananda
- Bhatli – Irasis Acharya
- Brajarajnagar – Suresh Pujari
- Jharsuguda – Tankadhar Tripathy
- Talsara (ST) – Bhabani Shankar Bhoi
- Sundargarh (ST) – Kusum Tete
- Biramitrapur(ST) – Shankar Oram
- Raghunathpali (SC) – Durga Charan Tanti
- Rajgangapur (ST) – Narasingha Minz
- Bonai (ST) – Sebati Nayak
- Kuchinda (ST) – Rabinarayan Naik
- Rengali (SC) – Nauri Nayak
- Sambalpur – Jayanarayan Mishra
- Rairakhol – Debendra Mohapatra
- Deogarh – Subash Chandra Panigrahi
- Anandapur (SC) – Alok Kumar Sethi
- Keonjhar (ST)- Mohan Charan Majhi
- Jashipur (ST) – Ganesh Ram Singh Khuntia
- Udala (ST) – Bhaskar Madhei
- Badasahi (SC) – Sanatan Bijuli
- Baripada (ST) – Prakash Soren
- Morada – Krushna Chandra Mohanpatra
- Jaleswar- Braja Pradhan
- Balasore – Manas Kumar Dutta
- Remuna (SC) – Gobinda Chandra Das
- Soro (SC) – Rajendra Das
- Simulia – Padmalochan Panda
- Bhadrak – Sitansu Sekhar Mohanpatra
- Dhamnagar (SC) – Suryabanshi Suraj
- Chandabali – Manmohan Samal
- Binjharpur (SC) – Babita Mallick
- Barchana – Amar Kumar Nayak
- Dharmasala – Smruti Rekha Pahi
- Jajpur – Goutam Ray
- Korei – Akash Das Nayak
- Sukinda – Pradeep Balasamanta
- Dhenkanal – Krushna Chandra Patra
- Kamakhyanagar – Satrughan Jena
- Parjanga – Bibhuti Bhusan Pradhan
- Pallahara – Ashok Mohanty
- Talcher – Kalandi Charan Samal
- Angul – Pratap Chandra Pradhan
- Chhendipada (SC) – Agasti Behera
- Athamallik – Sanjeeb Sahoo
- Birmaharajpur (SC) – Raghunath Jagdala
- Sonepur – Pramod Mahapatra
- Loisingha (SC) – Mukesh Mahaling
- Patnagarh – Kanal Vardhan Singh Deo
- Bolangir – Gopalji Panigrahi
- Titlagarh – Naveen Jain
- Kantabanji – Laxman Bag
- Nuapada – Abhinandan Kumar Panda
- Khariar – Hitesh Kumar Bagartti
- Umarkote (ST) – Nityananda Gond
- Nabarangpur (ST) – Gouri Sankar Majhi
- Lanjigarh (ST) – Ramesh Chandra Majhi
- Junagarh – Manoj Kumar Meher
- Dharmgarh – Sudhir Pattjoshi
- Bhawnipatna (SC) – Pradipta Kumar Naik
- Narla – Anirudhha Padhan
- Baliguda (ST) – Kalpana Kumari Kanhar
- G.Udhayagiri (ST) – Managobinda Pradhan
- Phulbani (ST) – Uma Charan Mallick
- Kantamal – Kanhai Charan Danga
- Boudh – Saroj Pradhan
- Baramba – Sambit Tripathy
- Banki – Tusharkant Chakrabarti
- Athagarh – Abhaya Kumar Barik
- Choudwar Cuttack – Nayan Kishore Mohanty
- Niali (SC) – Chabi Mallick
- Cuttack Sadar (SC) – Prakash Chandra Sethi
- Mahanga – Sumant Kumar Ghadei
- Patkura – Tejeswar Parida
- Aul – Krushna Chandra Panda
- MahaKalapada – Durga Prasanna Nayak
- Paradeep – Sampad Kumar Swain
- Tirtol (SC) – Rajkishore Behera
- Nimapara – Pravati Parida
- Puri – Jayanta Kumar Sarangi
- Bramhagiri – Upasana Mohanpatra
- Satyabadi – Om Prakash Mishra
- Pipili – Ashrit Kumar Pattnayak
- Jayadev (SC) – Arabinda Dhali
- Bhubaneswar Central – Jagnnath Pradhan
- Bhubaneswar North – Priyadarshi Mishra
- Ekamra – Bhubaneswar – Babu Singh
- Jatani – Biswaranjan Badajena
- Chilika – Prithiviraj Harichandan
- Ranpur – Tapas Ranjan Martha
- Khandapada – Dusmanta Swain
- Daspalla (SC) – Raghav Mallick
- Nayagarh – Pratyusha Rajeswari Singh
- Bhanjanagar – Pradyumna Kumar Nayak
- polasara – Gokula Nanda Mallick
- Kabisuryangar – Pratap Chandra Nayak
- Khalikote (SC) – Purna Chandra Nayak
- Chhatrapur (SC) – Krushna Chandra Nayak
- Aska – Saroj Kumar Padhi
- Surada – Nilamani Bisoyi
- Hinjili – Sisir Mishra
- Gopalpur – Bibhuti Bhusan Jena
- Berhampur – Anil Kumar
- Digapahandi – Sidhant Mohanpatra
- Chikiti – Manoranjan Dyan Samantaray
- Paralakhemundi – K Naryana Rao
- Gunupur (ST) – Trinath Gomanga
- Koraput (SC) – Raghuram Machha
- Pottangi (ST) – Chaitanya Hantal
- Malkangiri (ST) – Narsingh Madkami
Major Battles: Neck to Neck Fights
In Odisha there will be tough competition between Biju Janata Dal and the Bharatiya Janata party. Both of these parties will try to have maximum Seats.
- Bargarh: In Bargarh, a fierce battle is anticipated between Debesh Acharya of the BJD and Ashwini Kumar Sarangi of the BJP. With both parties eyeing victory, the contest is expected to be intense, reflecting the political dynamics of the region. Each candidate brings their own strengths and strategies, making this constituency a key battleground in the Odisha Lok Sabha Election 2024.
- Bijepur: Bijepur constituency is poised for an intriguing three-way contest between Rita Sahu of the BJD, Sanat Kumar Gartia of the BJP, and Kishor Dafadar of the Congress. The competition here is likely to be closely watched as these parties vie for supremacy. With each candidate rallying support and presenting their vision, the outcome in Bijepur will significantly impact the overall electoral landscape in Odisha.
- Soro: Soro constituency presents a compelling showdown between Sanghamitra Swain of the BJD and Rajendra Das of the BJP. As these candidates campaign vigorously to secure voter trust, the battle for Soro is set to be highly competitive. The electorate’s decision in this constituency will play a crucial role in determining the political trajectory of the region, with both parties leaving no stone unturned to emerge victorious.
- Bhadrak: In Bhadrak, a tight race is anticipated between Prafulla Samal of the BJD and Sitansu Sekhar Mohanpatra of the BJP. With both candidates engaging in extensive campaigning and outreach efforts, the electoral landscape of Bhadrak is charged with anticipation. The outcome here will not only shape the representation of the constituency but also contribute significantly to the larger narrative of the Odisha Lok Sabha Election 2024.
- Dhenkanal: Dhenkanal constituency is gearing up for a captivating battle between Sudhir Ku Samal of the BJD and Krushna Chandra Patra of the BJP. As these contenders vie for supremacy, the electorate awaits the opportunity to make their voices heard. With diverse issues at play and contrasting visions being presented, the electoral contest in Dhenkanal holds immense significance in shaping the political landscape of Odisha.
Conclusion
So this was an exit poll released by the various agencies for the Odisha Lok Sabha elections 2024. We have seen which parties are winning, however there’s still a margin of error. We’ll get the final result on 4 June 2024.