More than 60 per cent of Indian voters favour Narendra Modi than Rahul Gandhi in the general election:US-based Pew survey, Indian voters favour Narendra Modi than Rahul Gandhi:US-based Pew survey,US-based Pew survey

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C-voter Survey Result For LoK Sabha Election 2014, C-Voter Survey, C-Voter Predict their opinion poll for Lok Sabha poll ,Survey Result,Lok sabha, Opinion Poll, Exit Poll,

C-voter Survey Result For LoK Sabha Election 2014.

The latest opinion poll by C-Voter for Times Now is interesting for three reasons:

it acknowledges one thing we already know, and raises two possibilities that we had hoped we wouldn’t have to consider in 2014:

 

a sub-optimal NDA gain, and an indeterminate coalition of regional parties that surely can’t last in power.

 

 In summary, this is what the poll shows: a UPA total falling dramatically by 93 seats from 227 in 2009 to 134 now;

 

an NDA rising from 132 to just 156 – a gain of a mere 24 seats (thanks largely to the Janata Dal(U)’s exit); and a motley group of regional parties with 253 seats between them – a gain of 69 seats.

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Election tracker: Jaya leads in TN, Cong in Karnataka, Andhra divided, Congress, BJP, Opinion Poll Predict by CNN-IBN ,Opinion Poll, Exit Poll, ELECTION SURVEY RESULT, politics updates, latest and breaking news.

Election tracker: Jaya leads in TN, Cong in Karnataka.

Political battles in the southern states have traditionally been between the Congress and regional parties except in Tamil Nadu where the grand old party of India has been reduced to one of the also-rans. On the other hand the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) after a spectacular rise in Karnataka has been struggling to make a mark and it is almost non-existent in other states.

According to a CSDS-CNN-IBN survey in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka the ruling parties in the respective states are sitting pretty. But the survey reveals that in Andhra Pradesh the Congress, which had swept the state in 2009, is facing a tough time over Telangana and the rise of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSR Congress.

Tamil Nadu voters are behind the government of AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa and rate it better than the previous M Karunanidhi regime. The Karunanidhi-led DMK's decision to withdraw from Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) is also viewed as a political drama.

 

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