ABP-CNX WB Opinion Poll 2021: Mamata, Suvendu Or Dilip Ghosh? Know People's Favourite CM Choice
West Bengal ABP-CNX Opinion Poll 2021 Results: ABP News along with CNX conducted a survey to know who people of West Bengal want to see as their future Chief Minister post the elections.
West Bengal ABP-CNX Opinion Poll 2021 Results: Assembly elections in West Bengal are going to be held from March 27 in 8 phases. The ruling Trinamool Congress, BJP and Congress-Left alliance will be contesting in the state elections for 294 seats.
While BJP is constantly boasting of overthrowing Mamata Banerjee's government in the upcoming state elections, the saffron party is being constantly besieged by Mamata Banerjee over many key issues.
ABP News along with CNX conducted a survey to know who people of West Bengal want to see as their future Chief Minister post the elections.
As per the survey, Mamata Banerjee is still the most favourite for the CM candidates and her popularity has increased since the last ABP-CNX survey.
Dilip Ghosh of the BJP is the second most favourite CM candidate and his popularity also increased by 5.49%. This is probably because of Sourav Ganguly, who was the third most favourite CM candidate in the first opinion poll, since there is no concrete news of him joining politics he was left out of the overall options.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), despite having an array of leaders to pick from, is likely to go in the West Bengal Assembly Polls 2021 without a Chief Ministerial face against Mamata Banerjee. They are leading their charge with their tried and tested trick, central leadership campaigning vigorously for the polls without a face.
ABP News along with CNX asked the people whether BJP will gain if it declares CM candidate. 61.17 per cent of people agreed that BJP will have major gains if they declare a CM face for West Bengal Assembly Polls.
Change In Position Since 1st CNX-ABP Opinion Poll
In the 2016 West Bengal assembly elections, TMC had won 211 seats, Congress-Left alliance 76 seats and BJP had won three seats.
In the 2011 West Bengal state elections, Mamta Banerjee made a big dent in the Left's stronghold as TMC had won 194 out of the 294 seats, after defeating the Left parties' alliance which had been in power for almost 34 years.
TMC further strengthened in the 2016 assembly elections as the party won 211 seats. In Bengal, any party or coalition needs 148 seats to form a government.
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