ABP News-CVoter Opinion Poll: 69% Delhi Respondents Want Narendra Modi As PM, NDA To Get 56% Votes, Says Survey

As per the survey, 53 percent of the people are highly satisfied with the work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while 24 percent are unsatisfied with the PM.

The NDA is likely to get 56 percent of the vote share in New Delhi.

Source : PTI

As the Lok Sabha elections approach, political parties are on blitz campaign across the country and releasing lists of candidates to be fielded for the crucial polls beginning from April 19. While the BJP is trying to aim for the 370-mark in this election, the I.N.D.I.A. alliance is trying to fight back the saffron party. 

Delhi, with its 7 Lok Sabha seat, is a crucial state for both the ruling party and the opposition alliance. In the last election, the BJP managed to win all the seven seats in the national capital. 

In order to guage the mood of the capital, ABP News conducted an opinion Poll in association with CVote, asking Delhi respondents if they are satisfied with the work of the central government and whether they are happy with their Chief Minister and Prime Minister. 

As per the survey, 53 percent of the people are highly satisfied with the work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while 24 percent are unsatisfied with the PM.

On the other hand, 69 percent of the people wanted Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister while only 24 percent of the people preferred Rahul Gandhi as the PM.

The survey report said that the BJP-led NDA is likely to get 56 percent of the vote share in Delhi. On the other hand the INDIA alliance is expected to get 37 percent as per the survey.

Meanwhile, according to the survey results in UP, 42 percent of people are highly satisfied with the work of the PM Modi-led central government, and 29 percent are less satisfied. The survey projected that around 27 percent of people are dissatisfied with the government's work, and two percent are not sure. 

The survey also predicted that the BJP-led NDA is set to receive 52 percent of the of the vote, on the other hand, the I.N.D.I.A. bloc will get 36 percent of the of the vote.