Election Surveys Predict Clear Win for YSRCP

Amid the Parliamentary elections in India, numerous surveys are being published. These surveys collect opinions on which party is expected to win and reveal the outcomes. Janmat Polls recently released their findings on the Andhra Pradesh elections, once again proving the public’s favour leans towards the YSRCP. The survey made it clear that YS Jagan is set to reclaim power in the forthcoming elections while predicting that the TDP alliance will secure less than 50 seats.

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Unassailable Majority

The upcoming elections will witness a sweeping victory for the ruling party YSRCP, achieving an unbeatable majority, according to the revelations. It is estimated that YSRCP will win between 120 and 123 MLA seats out of the total 175 assembly constituencies. Despite the competition from TDP, BJP, and Janasena, they are expected to secure fewer seats this time, as per Janmat Polls. The survey suggests that the TDP alliance would only secure between 46 to 48 seats. Last month, the same agency had predicted that YS Jagan would win again in AP. Currently, the predictions made by this agency have become a topic of discussion in AP politics.

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Is this the Reason?

In the election atmosphere, the YSRCP leader CM Jagan, who already did the ‘Siddham’ campaign, is now conducting a bus tour saying ‘Memantha Siddham’. This tour has reached its 11th day. Similarly, Chandrababu is also conducting meetings under the name ‘Praja Galam’ and campaigning. Pawan Kalyan is not participating much in the campaign due to health issues, and his ‘Varahi Vijaya Bheri’ campaign is continuing with several postponements. However, people are overwhelmingly supporting Jagan throughout the ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus tour, assuring their support once again. Despite opposition campaigns, major media outlets and various survey agencies are indicating that Jagan becoming CM again is certain.