Archive · 12 Nov 2025
Jubilee Hills Bypoll: Exit Polls Differ on Victory Predictions
After people voted in the Jubilee Hills election, several groups called 'survey agencies' released their guesses about who won.
Most of these guessers said the Congress party's candidate will win by a good amount.
They thought Congress would get about half of all the votes.
However, a few other guessers thought the BRS party would win instead.
These few agencies also predicted different amounts of votes for each party.
All the guessers agreed that the BJP party would likely get the fewest votes.
The campaigning for this election was very busy, with leaders from all three main parties trying hard to get people to vote for their candidate.
The final, official results will show who really won.
Most exit polls predict a landslide victory for the Congress candidate in the Jubilee Hills byelection.
Several survey agencies suggest the Congress will lead the BRS by approximately five percent.
A minority of three agencies forecast a victory for the BRS candidate.
BJP is projected to secure a distant third position in most predictions, with vote share estimates varying.
The byelection featured a high-octane campaign involving leaders from Congress, BRS, and BJP.
- Who
- Survey agencies (Chanakya Strategies, Public Pulse, Smart Poll, Naganna Survey, Janmine, HMR, PRever Media Solutions Private Limited, Mission Chanakya, QMega Political Strategist, National Family Opinion Private Limited), Congress candidate Naveen Yadav, BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha, BJP leaders including Union Ministers Kishan Reddy and Bandi Sanjay.
- What
- Exit polls were released following the Jubilee Hills Assembly byelection, with a majority predicting a Congress victory, while a few predicted a BRS win.
- When
- Tuesday, after polling concluded.
- Where
- Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency.
- Why
- To gauge the expected outcome of the byelection based on voter sentiment captured during and immediately after polling.
Exit Polls Predicting Congress Victory
Exit Polls Predicting BRS Victory
Victory Prediction
Exit Polls Predicting Congress Victory
Multiple survey agencies including Chanakya Strategies, Public Pulse, Smart Poll, Naganna Survey, Janmine, HMR, and PRever Media Solutions Private Limited predicted a landslide victory for the Congress candidate. These polls suggested a difference of around five percent between Congress and BRS, with BJP securing approximately 6% of the votes.
Exit Polls Predicting BRS Victory
Conversely, three agencies, Mission Chanakya, QMega Political Strategist, and National Family Opinion Private Limited, forecasted a victory for the BRS. Mission Chanakya predicted BRS with 41.60%, Congress with 39.43%, and BJP with 18.97%. QMega gave BRS 45% and Congress 41%. National Family Opinion projected BRS with 44.49% and Congress with 39.24%.
Vote Share Estimates
Exit Polls Predicting Congress Victory
Public Pulse predicted 48% for Congress, 41% for BRS, and 6% for BJP. Smart Poll estimated 48.2% for Congress and 42.1% for BRS. PRever Media Solutions projected 47.41% for Congress, 43.13% for BRS, and 7.91% for BJP.
Exit Polls Predicting BRS Victory
Mission Chanakya's forecast included a notable 18.97% for the BJP, significantly higher than other polls. QMega estimated 9% for BJP, and National Family Opinion gave 10.93% for BJP.
- Constituency
- Jubilee Hills Assembly
- Election Type
- Bypoll
- Key Parties
- Congress, BRS, BJP
- Campaign Leaders
- CM A Revanth Reddy (Congress), KT Rama Rao (BRS), Union Minister Kishan Reddy (BJP)
- Exit Polls
- Multiple agencies surveyed, with differing predictions.
Sources
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