New Delhi, Nov 13 : The incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to retain power in the hill state of Uttarakhand, benefiting from the division of anti-incumbency votes between Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the new entrant in the political fray in the state, as per the findings of the ABP-CVoter-IANS poll of more than 14,000 samples between the first weeks of October and November.New Delhi, Nov 13, : .The incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party is likely to remain in power in Uttarakhand’s hill state.This is according to the results of the ABP/CVoter-IANS poll that included more than 14,000 sampled voters between October and November. According to the survey data, the saffron party is expected to grab 41.4 per cent of votes in the upcoming Assembly polls in the state.The survey data shows that the AAP is likely to win 41.4 percent of the votes in the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state.While the main opposition party, Congress is likely to garner 36.3 per cent votes, the new entrant AAP is expected to corner 11.8 per cent of the votes in the Assembly polls scheduled to be held early next year.The main opposition party Congress will likely garner 36.3 percent votes.However, AAP, the new entrant, is expected to capture 11.8 percent of the votes during the Assembly polls that are scheduled to take place early next year.
In terms of number of seats, as per the survey data, the BJP is projected to grab seats in a range of 36 to 40 seats, Congress is expected to win 30 to 34 seats and AAP is likely to grab 0 to 2 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.
According to survey data, the BJP is projected as grabbing seats in a range between 36 and 40 seats.Congress is expected win 30 to 34 seats while AAP will likely grab 0 or 2 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections.
The total strength of Uttarakhand Assembly is 70 seats.The total strength for Uttarakhand Assembly includes 70 seats.
Interestingly, the findings of the survey suggest that BJP is expected to return to power in the state, Congress leader and former Chief Minister Harish Rawat is the most preferred candidate for the post of chief minister in the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.Surprisingly, the survey results suggest that BJP will return to power in the state.
Harish Rawat, former Chief Minister and Congress leader, is the preferred candidate for the position of chief minister in the upcoming Assembly election in the state.
During the survey, while 31.5 per cent of the respondents said that Rawat is their preferred choice for the post of Chief Minister, 27.7 per cent of those surveyed opined that they want sitting Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami to return to the top job in state.The survey revealed that 31.5 percent of respondents believed Rawat was their preferred choice to be Chief Minister.However, 27% of respondents stated that they would like to see the current Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami return to the top position in the state.Meanwhile, 18.3 per cent of those interviewed during the survey said that Anil Singh Baluni of BJP is best choice for the post of Chief Minister and 8.8 per cent opined in favour of Col.Ajay Kothiyal of the AAP.18.3% of respondents to the survey believed that Anil Singh Baluni, a BJP leader, is the best choice for the position of Chief Minister.8.8% supported Col.Ajay Kthiyal of AAP.
According to the survey data, more people believe that changing Chief Ministers in the state will help the incumbent BJP in the upcoming Assembly polls.Survey data shows that more people think that the incumbent BJP will win the Assembly elections by changing the Chief Ministers of the state.
Of the 45.3 per cent respondents interviewed during the survey believe that changing Chief Ministers will benefit the saffron party in the 2022 Assembly elections, 39.3 per cent opined that the decision will prove to be detrimental for the party’s electoral prospects.The survey found that 45.3 percent of respondents believe that the change in Chief Ministers will be beneficial to the saffron party at the 2022 Assembly elections.However, 39% said that it would prove detrimental to the party’s electoral prospects.
As for the much talked about impact of the return of Yashpal Arya, a prominent Dalit leader with a strong voter base in Kumaon and Garhwal to the Congress fold, majority of the those surveyed said that it won’t benefit the party in the upcoming Assembly polls in the state.The much-debated impact of Yashpal’s return, a prominent Dalit leader who has a strong voter base from Kumaon, Garhwal, and to the Congress fold, the majority of those surveyed believe that the party will not benefit in the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.During the survey, while 53.4 per cent of the respondents said that Arya’s return will not benefit the Congress party, 46.6 per cent opined that his return will improve the party’s electoral prospects in the assembly polls scheduled to be held early next year.While 53.4 percent of respondents believed that Arya’s departure would not be beneficial to the Congress party in the upcoming Assembly polls, 46.6 percent said that it would.
According to the survey data, majority of the respondents or 64.6 per cent believe that the entry of the AAP into the electoral fray will have its impact on the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.The survey data shows that 64.6 percent of respondents believe the AAP’s entry into the electoral fray will impact the state’s upcoming Assembly elections.
During the latest round of opinion poll, the majority of the respondents, 67.2 per cent, said that the rising prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas will be major issues in the upcoming Assembly polls.The latest opinion poll found that 67.2 percent of respondents believed rising petrol, diesel, and cooking gas prices would be major problems in the forthcoming Assembly polls.
Similarly, the majority of respondents – 52.3 per cent believe that the issue of dues of sugarcane farmers will be another key issue that can affect the polls in the state.The majority of respondents (52.3%) also believe that the issue regarding dues from sugarcane farmers could affect the state’s polls #Uttarakhand #incumbency #votes #Congress #Delhi
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