The 2019 Lok Sabha polls are just around the corner and the main stream political parties of the nation are leaving no stone unturned to give their poll campaign a major boost. The battle lines are still blurred as the political parties are in the process of stitching the best possible alliance which can give them the maximum leverage on ground and attract a larger voter base.

In the 2014 General elections, BJP bagged 22 seats, LJP won 6 seats and RLSP clinched three seats. So in a nutshell, NDA managed to win 31 out of the 40 seats. In 2014 Lok Sabha polls, JD (U) was not an ally of the BJP and they won 2 seats. Rashtriya Janta Dal won four, Congress won two and NCP clinched a single seat.

Bihar much like its neighboring state Uttar Pradesh  plays contributing 40 Lok Sabha members to the parliament. As per the projections out in the ABP-C Voter poll survey, the BJP-JDU alliance has emerged as the front runner sweeping the polls by winning 35 out of the 40 parliamentary seats.

If we further drill down deep into the seat distribution, the NDA Alliance looks to clinch 35 seats in its kitty, with BJP winning 15 and the JD (U)-LJP alliance reigning supreme in 20 seats. Meanwhile the UPA seems to be out of recogning winning just 1 seats, while its ally the RJD may win four seats. The Nitish Kumar and Narendra Modi combination has spelt its magic and seems to be the go to choice for the General elections.

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It seems to be a real routing for the UPA as they have fallen out of favour from the general public owing to a spate of corruption in the reign of the Lalu Prasad Yadav led Rashtriya Janata Dal.  If we talk about the vote share then NDA is likely to garner 45.10 percent votes, while UPA is likely to secure 37.5 percent votes from the electorate.

As per the ABP-C Voter Poll Survey Projections, here is the projected seat each party is set to win and voters share for the political parties

NDA - 35

  • BJP - 15

  • LJP - 20


UPA - 5

  • Congress

  • RJD - 4


 

The CVoter Tracker is carried out each and every week, 52 waves in a calendar year, in 11 national languages, across all States in UTs in India. All our polls are based on a random probability sample as used in the globally standardized methodology, carried out by trained researchers across all geographic and demographic segments.

Release Date: 24th January2019
Desh Ka Mood - Poll Sample Size: 22309
Desh ka Mood - Poll Fieldwork: 3rd Week December 2018 to 3rd Week January 2018
Sample spread: ALL 543 Lok Sabha seats across ALL states
MoE: +/- 3% at macro level and +/- 5% at micro level @ Confidence interval: 95%