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Shiv Sena's political clout may take a hit in Maharashtra, show exit polls

The NDA, which had amassed 42 seats out of 48 in 2014, is likely to settle down at 35 to 36, an average of eight polls suggests

The BJP plays hard in every aspect of politics. It has the best ground game in terms of mobilisation, it has the best online strategy and it extends this to all aspects of the campaign
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Abhishek Waghmare New Delhi
Most exit polls have predicted that saffron supremacy is there to stay in Maharashtra. The silver lining for the Congress-NCP alliance is that it may get to almost double the tally from six in 2014. 

The NDA, which had amassed 42 seats out of 48 in 2014, is likely to settle down at 35 to 36, an average of eight polls suggests. Shiv Sena, a part of the NDA, had won 18 seats in 2014, but now it's projected to win 11 to 13 seats, according to some of the polls. This may result in Shiv Sena taking a bigger

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