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The AI Exit Poll conducted by Bharat Express News Network and AM Analytics has intensified political buzz surrounding the West Bengal Assembly elections.
With anticipation building ahead of the official results on 4 May, analysts and observers regard this scientifically driven poll as a significant indicator of possible outcomes.
Voting for the second and final phase has concluded across all 294 constituencies. While the final verdict remains awaited, the AI Exit Poll has already sparked debate.
The methodology combines extensive datasets, historical records, and survey inputs, all processed through artificial intelligence to generate projections considered more refined than traditional exit polls.
According to AM Analytics, the SIR issue appears to have played a crucial role in influencing voter behaviour. The data suggests that 70.7% of respondents believe SIR significantly impacted seat outcomes, while 29.3% disagreed.
Public opinion presents a slightly varied perspective. Around 50% of respondents acknowledged SIR as an influential factor, whereas 24% dismissed its importance. 26%, however, remained uncertain, indicating a degree of ambiguity among voters regarding its overall impact.
Women’s safety has emerged as another major electoral issue, strongly emphasised during campaigning, particularly by the BJP.
The AI Exit Poll indicates that 74% of respondents consider women’s safety a key concern in this election, while 26% do not share this view.
Among the broader electorate, 54% identified it as a significant issue, compared to 40% who did not see it as decisive. A small proportion, 6%, expressed no clear opinion.
While these findings provide valuable insights into voter sentiment, the actual results on 4 May will ultimately determine whether these trends translate into electoral success. Until then, the AI Exit Poll continues to shape the political narrative in West Bengal.
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