ABP-CVoter Opinion Polls 2023 Highlights: Projections For Telangana, Mizoram, C'garh, Rajasthan, MP Out Now
ABP CVoter Opinion Polls 2023 Highlights: Stay tuned to know about all the latest updates on Opinion Poll for assembly elections in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram.
Former CM and Congress leader Kamal Nath emerged as the most preferred CM candidate in the ABP-CVoter survey, with 42.4% of the respondents batting in his favour. Shivraj Singh Chouhan wasn't far away, though, with the support of 38% of the respondents.
The projections for vote share and seats were in favour of Congress, with the party likely to win 118-130 with a vote share of 44.3%. The BJP, on the other, hand is projected to win 99-111 seats in the 230-member assembly with a vote share of 42.1%
Ashok Gehlot remains the most preferred candidate as Chief Minister, with 40.7% of the respondents backing him. Former CM and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje is the second most preferred candidate with the support of 24.7% of the respondents. Gehlot's party colleague Sachin Pilot came in a distant third in the ABP-CVoter poll, securing the support of just 10.5% of the respondents.
In terms of projected seat wins, the BJP is likely to win 114-124 seats with 44.8% of the votes, while the Congress is projected to bag 67-77 seats in the 200-member Rajasthan Assembly with 41.7% of the votes, the ABP-CVoter Opinion poll reveals.
Bhupesh Baghel is the favourite candidate for CM with a whopping 45.8% of respondents voting for him. Former CM and BJP leader Raman Singh came in a distant second, managing to scrape the support of just 20.7% of the voters.
In Chhattisgarh, the projected vote share for Congress is 44.8% and the party is likely to win 45 to 51 seats. However, Bhupesh Baghel can't afford to be complacent as the BJP closely trailed the Congress with a projected vote share of 42.7%. The saffron party is expected to win 36 to 42 seats in the 90-member Chhattisgarh Assembly.
ZPM's Lalduhoma emerged as the most preferred candidate for the CM's job, with 32.4% of respondents in his favour. He is closely trailed by Zoramthanga of the MNF, who got 27.2% of the respondents' votes, and Lalsawta (INC), who was the CM choice for 24.4% of the respondents.
In seat projections, the Congress lagged behind quite a lot with the party expected to win 6-10 constituencies, as per the ABP-CVoter survey. The MNF, on the other hand, is projected to score big, bagging 17 to 21 seats of the 40 in the Mizoram Assembly. The ZPM could give Zoramthanga tough competition, winning 10-14 of the seats.
In seat projections, the Congress lagged behind quite a lot with the party expected to win 6-10 constituencies, as per the ABP-CVoter survey. The MNF, on the other hand, is projected to score big, bagging 17 to 21 seats of the 40 in the Mizoram Assembly. The ZPM could give Zoramthanga tough competition, winning 10-14 of the seats.
In seat projections, the Congress lagged behind quite a lot with the party expected to win 6-10 constituencies, as per the ABP-CVoter survey. The MNF, on the other hand, is projected to score big, bagging 17 to 21 seats of the 40 in the Mizoram Assembly. The ZPM could give Zoramthanga tough competition, winning 10-14 of the seats.
The Zoramthanga's Mizo National Front (MNF) had the support of 34.7% of the respondents, when it came to the vote share projections. The Congress was ahead, albeit marginally, with 30.1% of respondents voting in its favour. The principal opposition party in Mizoram, Zoram People's Party, had the support of 25.8% of the respondents
The current Chief Minister, K Chandrashekar Rao, enjoys a 37.0% approval rating, indicating a significant level of support. However, a substantial 42.4 per cent of respondents are dissatisfied with his performance. The data indicates a split in opinion about Rao's leadership. A significant 30.6 per cent of respondents are "very satisfied" with his work.
He is followed by A Revanth Reddy (INC) with 31.2 per cent, Bandi Sanjay (BJP) with 10.7 per cent, and Asaduddin Owaisi (AIMIM) with 2.1 per cent.
When it comes to selecting the next CM, A Revanth Reddy from the INC emerges as the frontrunner with 31.2 per cent support, closely followed by K Chandrashekar Rao. Bandi Sanjay of the BJP and other candidates trail behind. It is worth noting that 19.1 per cent of respondents remain undecided or prefer different candidates.
The INC is projected to secure a significant number of seats, according to the survey. In the last election, the INC had 19 seats, but the current projection places it at 43 to 55 seats, a remarkable growth in its legislative representation.
In contrast, the BRS alliance is projected to win 49 to 61 seats, hence inching to the majority mark of 59.
In terms of votes, the INC has witnessed a substantial swing in its favour. In the last election, the party secured 28.3 per cent of the votes, but the current projection suggests that it is likely to receive 39.4 per cent of the votes, reflecting a remarkable swing of 11.1 per cent. This surge in support is expected to boost the INC's prospects in the upcoming election.
On the other hand, the Chandrashekar Rao-led BRS, which dominated the last election with 46.9 per cent of the votes, is projected to secure 40.5 per cent of the votes, experiencing a swing of -6.4 per cent. This shift in support may pose a challenge to their continued dominance.
Background
ABP CVoter Opinion Polls 2023 Highlights: Hello and welcome to ABP Live Blog for the last Opinion Poll pertaining to assembly elections in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram. As election fervor intensifies in five states, the race for political supremacy has become more pronounced. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has commenced his energetic rallies, with leaders like Amit Shah and JP Nadda striving to secure victories for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the electoral battlegrounds. On the other side of the political spectrum, Congress leaders, from Rahul Gandhi to Priyanka Gandhi, are actively engaging in the electoral fray. The party's National President Mallikarjun Kharge is also campaigning for the party.
In the states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Samajwadi Party (SP), and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) are also looking to establish their presence. However, the main competition appears to be between the BJP and Congress in these three states.
The results of these state elections could significantly impact the upcoming Lok Sabha elections next year. The tone set in these state elections will likely influence the political landscape for the general elections.
Speaking of the elections, voting will first take place in Mizoram on November 7. Chhattisgarh will conduct elections in two phases on November 7 and 17. Madhya Pradesh will witness voting on November 17. Rajasthan and Telangana are scheduled for voting on November 25 and 30, respectively. The results for all five states will be declared on December 3.
While campaigning is in full swing, the frenzy is expected to subside in the state going to polls on November 7. In light of this, ABP News is presenting the most extensive and final opinion poll for the elections in these five states.
ABP News has conducted comprehensive opinion polls in all five states, where they have engaged with nearly 63,000 individuals. These conversations took place between October 9 and November 3, and the margin of error for the survey ranges from -3 to +5 per cent.
In Chhattisgarh, the BJP has released its election manifesto promising a range of measures, including job opportunities and a visit to Ayodhya for the darshan of Ram Lalla, the deity. Meanwhile, the Congress has mentioned waiving off farmers' debts in its manifesto. The party had also made a similar promise during the previous assembly elections.
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