- Uttar Pradesh- The survey found that in UP, in case there is no SP-BSP grand alliance or 'Mahagathbandhan' in Uttar Pradesh, the NDA will return to power in the Centre with 291 seats, 19 more than the halfway mark. But if Mayawati and Akhilesh come together, their alliance will reduce the NDA tally to 247 seats in the 543-member Lok Sabha, 25 short of a clear majority.
Who will win in UP if collation if formed?
Total- 80 seats
SP and BSP-50 seats
Congress- 2 seats
NDA-28 seats
Who will win in UP if no coalition if formed?
NDA-72 seats
SP-4 seat
BSP-2 seat
Congress-2 seat
- Bihar - In Bihar, ABP News-C Voter 'Desh ka Mood' survey has found that the NDA is slated to sweep Bihar with 35 seats. The Congress-led UPA, which includes Lalu Prasad Yadav's RJD, Upendra Kushwaha's RLSP, will get only five seats.
Who will win in Bihar?
Total seats - 40
NDA (BJP, LJP and JDU) - 35 seats
Great Alliance (Congress, RJD, RLSP, we +) - Five seats
- Gujarat: In the state, the survey says that BJP is going to repeat the story of 2014. If elections are held today in Gujarat, 24 of the 26 Lok Sabha seats will go to BJP's account, which is two less than the last time while Congress party will only get 2 seats.
Who will win in Gujarat?
Total seats- 26
BJP-24
Congress -2
- Odisha- The Narendra Modi-led BJP is likely to win big in Odisha in the 2019 general elections. ABP News-C Voter 'Desh ka Mood' survey has found that Narendra Modi-led BJP is likely to win big in Odisha in the 2019 general elections. According to the survey, the saffron party is likely to win a majority of the Lok Sabha seats in Odisha and push the ruling BJD to second place. Riding on the 'Modi-magic', the BJP is set to conquer Odisha with 16 out of 21 seats while Naveen Patnaik's regional force BJD will be reduced to only six seats, the survey has found.
Who will win in Odisha?
Total seats- 21
NDA-15
BJD-6
- Maharashtra- In Maharashtra, if the BJP and Shiv Sena decides to contest separately the 2019 battle and the Congress allies with the NCP then the UPA will win 30 out of 48 seats while the NDA may get 18.
The previous survey of the channel commissioned in November gave the NDA the nationwide upper hand over the UPA and projected a whopping 300 out of 543 seats for the ruling coalition. The Congress-led UPA was winning 116 seats.
As per the opinion poll conducted last month, the worrying sign for the BJP was PM Narendra Modi’s waning popularity over the last one year. The good news for the Congress was the steady incremental advance of its President Rahul Gandhi even though he’s trailing way behind from Modi’s popularity chart. A slight sign of worry for the NDA was the dip in the nationwide vote share compared to 2014. It was seen getting 38 per cent as against UPA’s 26 per cent.