India TV-CNX Opinion Poll for Lok Sabha Elections 2024
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Nationwide Democratic Alliance (NDA) could win 378 out of 543 Lok Sabha seats if elections are held now, stated India TV-CNX Opinion Ballot on Tuesday (March 5). The opposition Congress-led I.N.D.I.A. bloc (minus Trinamool Congress) could win 98 seats, whereas others together with the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC), the Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRCP, the TDP led by Chandrababu Naidu, Naveen Patnaik’s BJD and independents could get the remaining 67 seats, stated the survey.

Particulars of the opinion ballot had been telecast on the information channel right this moment. The opinion ballot was carried out in all 543 constituencies between February 5 and 23, and the whole variety of respondents was 1,62,900. These embody 84,350 males and 78,550 females.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Occasion (BJP) could win 335 seats by itself, based on the survey. It’ll make a clear sweep of all 26 seats in Gujarat, all 29 seats in Madhya Pradesh, all 25 seats in Rajasthan, all 10 seats in Haryana, all seven seats in Delhi, all 5 seats in Uttarakhand and all 4 seats in Himachal Pradesh, based on the opinion ballot.

Probably the most spectacular win goes to be in Uttar Pradesh, the place the BJP could win 74 seats, and its alliance companions Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and Apna Dal could win two seats every, out of a complete of 80 seats, leaving the remaining two for the Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi Occasion (SP). Congress and Bahujan Samaj Occasion (BSP) could draw a clean in UP.

Different states the place the BJP goes to make outstanding wins are Bihar (17 out of 40), Jharkhand (12 out of 14), Karnataka (22 out of 28), Maharashtra (25 out of 48), Odisha (10 out of 21), Assam (10 out of 14) and West Bengal (20 out of 42). 

Amongst regional events, the Trinamool Congress could win 21 seats in West Bengal, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) could win 20 seats in Tamil Nadu, the YSRCP could win 15 and the TDP could win 10 seats in Andhra Pradesh and the BJD could win 10 out of 21 seats in Odisha. 

State-wise break-up of India TV-CNX ballot projections

  • Andhra Pradesh: Whole 25 (YSRCP 15 and TDP 10) 
  • Arunachal Pradesh: Whole 2 (BJP 2) 
  • Assam: Whole 14 (BJP 10, AGP 1, UPPL 1, Congress 1, AIUDF 1)
  • Bihar: Whole 40 (BJP 17, JD-U 12, RJD 4, LJP(R) 3, RLJP 1, HAM 1, RLM 1, Congress 1)
  • Chhattisgarh: Whole 11 (BJP 10, Congress 1) 
  • Goa: Whole 2 (BJP 2) 
  • Gujarat: Whole 26 (BJP 26) 
  • Haryana: Whole 10 (BJP 10) 
  • Himachal Pradesh: Whole 4 (BJP 4) 
  • Jharkhand: Whole 14 (BJP 12, AJSU 1, JMM 1) 
  • Karnataka: Whole 28 (BJP 22, JD-S 2, Congress 4)
  • Kerala: Whole 20 (UDF 11, LDF 6, BJP 3) – Breakup – Congress -7, CPI-M 4, BJP 3, CPI 1, KC-M 1, IUML 2, RSP 1, Others 1.
  • Madhya Pradesh: Whole 29 (BJP 29) 
  • Maharashtra: Whole 48 (BJP 25, Shiv Sena-UBT 8, NCP (Ajit) 4, Shiv Sena-Shinde 6, NCP-Sharad 3, Congress 2)
  • Manipur: Whole 2 (BJP 1, Congress 1) 
  • Meghalaya: Whole 2 (NPP 2) 
  • Mizoram: Whole 1 (ZPM 1) 
  • Nagaland: Whole 1 (NDPP 1) 
  • Odisha: Whole 21 (BJD 11, BJP 10) 
  • Punjab: Whole 13 (AAP 6, Congress 3, BJP 3, SAD 1)
  • Rajasthan: Whole 25 (BJP 25) 
  • Sikkim: Whole 1 (SKM 1) 
  • Tamil Nadu: Whole 39 (DMK 20, AIADMK 4, BJP 4, Congress 6, PMK 1, Others 4)
  • .Telangana: Whole 17 (Congress 9, BJP 5, BRS 2, AIMIM 1)
  • Tripura: Whole 2 (BJP 2) 
  • Uttar Pradesh: Whole 80 (BJP 74, Apna Dal 2, RLD 2, SP 2) 
  • Uttarakhand: Whole 5 (BJP 5) 
  • West Bengal: Whole 42 (Trinamool Congress 21, BJP 20, Congress 1) 
  • Andaman Nicobar: Whole 1 (BJP 1) 
  • Chandigarh: Whole 1 (BJP 1) 
  • Dadra Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu: Whole 2 (BJP 2) 
  • Jammu and Kashmir: Whole 5 (BJP 2, JKNC 3) 
  • Ladakh: Whole 1 (BJP 1) 
  • Lakshadweep: Whole 1 (Congress 1) 
  • Delhi: Whole 7 (BJP 7) 
  • Puducherry: Whole 1 (BJP 1) 
  • Whole: (543 seats): (NDA 378, I.N.D.I.A. 98, Others together with TMC 67)



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