Bihar Exit Polls: Times Now predicts an overwhelming victory for BJP& JDU with 30 seats
In 2014, the BJP-LJP-RLSP combine won 31 Lok Sabha seats out of 40.

Bihar- Total seats ( 40)
| Parties | 2019 Exit Polls | 2014 Tally |
| BJP & Alliance | 30 (BJP & JDU) | 22 (BJP) |
| LJP | 6 | |
| RSLP | 3 | |
| Congress | 2 | |
| RJD | 4 | |
| JDU | 2 |
In 2014, the BJP-LJP-RLSP combine won 31 Lok Sabha seats out of 40, RJD-Congress-NCP won seven and NDA's erstwhile ally JDU managed to bag only two. The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) won only four seats and the Congress two. The JD-U, which contested separately, won two seats.
The contest in Bihar is in contrast to the 2014 LS polls which saw Nitish as a vocal critic of Narendra Modi. Nitish made it clear that his political role was limited to being a chief minister.
This election will be his first electoral test as an NDA ally after deserting the Grand Alliance. Nitish’s decision to declare Bihar a dry state will also face its first electoral test this time.
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