Survey Highlights: AAP likely to get 39 out of 70 seats in Delhi if Assembly elections were held today

05/03/2019 20:42:02

#DelhiSurvey: The AAP will get 39 out of 70 seats in Delhi with 42 per cent vote share if Assembly elections were held today.

AAP: 39 seats with 42% vote share
BJP: 26 seats with 37% vote share
Congress: 5 seats with 11% vote share

05/03/2019 20:30:14

#DelhiSurvey: The AAP will get 39 out of 70 seats in Delhi with 42 per cent vote share if Assembly elections were held today.

AAP: 39 seats with 42% vote share
BJP: 26 seats with 37% vote share
Congress: 5 seats with 11% vote share

05/03/2019 20:29:57

DelhiSurvey: If the AAP and the Congress fight Lok Sabha elections together in Delhi, their alliance may win 3 seats and the BJP 4.

05/03/2019 20:21:24

DelhiSurvey: If the AAP and the Congress fight Lok Sabha elections together in Delhi, their alliance may win 3 seats and the BJP 4.

05/03/2019 20:21:08

#DelhiSurvey: The BJP gains 2 per cent vote share in the survey conducted after the Pulwama attack.

05/03/2019 20:10:24

#DelhiSurvey: The BJP gains 2 per cent vote share in the survey conducted after the Pulwama attack.

05/03/2019 20:10:11

BJP will retain all 7 Lok Sabha seats in Delhi if general elections were held today.

05/03/2019 20:09:53

BJP will retain all 7 Lok Sabha seats in Delhi if general elections were held today.

05/03/2019 20:09:24

The BJP is slated to get 47 per cent vote share in the seven Lok Sabha seats of Delhi if general elections were held today.

BJP: 47% vote share
AAP: 20% vote share
Congress: 22% vote share

Background

NEW DELHI: With days to go before the announcement of the Lok Sabha election schedule and the political parties upping the ante against each other, ABP News on Thursday conducted a survey to gauge the public opinion of the electorate in the national capital ahead of the crucial polls. The opinion poll will be aired on ABP News from 8 pm onwards and also flashed here. While the Aam Aadmi Party has declared candidates for six of the seven Lok Sabha seats, the Congress and the BJP are yet to announce theirs.

On Tuesday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal claimed there are "rumours" that the Congress has a "secret understanding" with the BJP and asserted that his Aam Aadmi Party is ready to fight the "unholy alliance".

Kejriwal's comments came in response to the Congress' announcement that it will not form an alliance with the AAP in Delhi for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. The Aam Aadmi Party alleged that the Congress is "helping" the BJP in winning elections.

Following a meeting with Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Delhi Congress chief Sheila Dikshit on Tuesday announced that they will not form an alliance with the AAP in the national capital for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.