Another Sensational Survey on AP Polls: Comfortable win for THIS party?

The elections in Andhra Pradesh are turning into a neck-and-neck fight. CM Jagan is taking steps to regain power in the state. As part of this, he is finalising the list of contestants with changes and additions of candidates. On the other hand, this time TDP and Jana Sena have started a joint exercise to defeat Jagan. Will BJP contest alone? Alliance with other parties? There should be clarity on these questions. It is known that YS Sharmila has been given the go-ahead to revive the Congress party in AP. Meanwhile, a survey company has recently released a report on which party will win in AP at this time with the predictions of who will get how many seats.

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48 percent for YSRCP!

Raajneeti Strategies recently conducted a survey in 50 assembly constituencies from 25 parliamentary segments choosing 2 assembly segments from each parliament segment. The survey revealed that YSRCP got 48 percent votes, TDP 35 percent, Janasena 7 percent, others 5 percent and 5 percent undecided. But Rajanikanth Errabelly, CEO of the survey organization, said that the people are satisfied with Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s rule. He said that in the survey conducted so far, there is no dissatisfaction among the beneficiaries who are taking the welfare schemes. It seems that 85 percent of the beneficiaries of Navaratnas, Aasara pensions and house plots voted in favour of YSRCP.

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The 10 percent gap between TDP and YSRCP!

In terms of voting, TDP has a 10 percent difference with the ruling YSRCP. Meanwhile, in the last election, YSRCP got 50 percent, TDP got 40 percent and Janasena got 5.6 percent vote share. At present, it seems that YSRCP has 48 percent which is a decrease of 2 percent. As for TDP’s 35 percent, a 5 percent difference is seen. Similarly, Janasena which had 5.6 percent earlier, got a 7 percent vote share in this survey.