Republic Digital hits new viewership records in Haryana and J&K elections

The Republic Media Network's digital streaming platforms have set new benchmarks in concurrent viewership and cumulative reach during the assembly election results coverage for Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir. On this day, the collective audience reach across Republic Digital platforms exceeded an impressive 300 million, marking a significant milestone in digital news consumption.

On 8^th October 2024, Republic Digital engaged audiences with remarkable success, reaching a peak of 1.5 lakh concurrent viewers across its platforms. YouTube streams alone captivated an astounding 251 million viewers, with a concurrency of 98K, highlighting the platform's widespread appeal and the public’s enthusiasm for timely election coverage. Additionally, the network's digital partnerships contributed over 50+ million viewers, achieving a peak concurrency of 60K, further showcasing Republic Digital's expansive reach and commitment to delivering quality news.

Republic Media Network distinguished itself through an innovative triple exit poll conducted in collaboration with P-Marq, Metriz, and Gulistan News. This strategic initiative powered the network to deliver timely and accurate insights into electoral results, offering viewers a comprehensive understanding of the outcomes. From the beginning of election day, Republic Digital delivered extensive coverage across all 180 seats, utilizing cutting-edge features, expert analysis, and real-time updates. This dynamic approach greatly enhanced viewer engagement and solidified Republic Digital’s position as a premier source for news.

Republic Digital’s dedication to accessibility shines through its multilingual offerings, operating in four languages and available across 35+ digital platforms globally. This commitment ensures that diverse audiences can easily access crucial information, fostering a more informed and engaged citizenry.

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