TDP has been saying that it will come to power in the state whenever the elections are held. Amid this, a discussion is going on in AP elections on whether TDP did justice to the opposition role in the last four years. Did it get any positive image and if yes how much the vote percentage has increased compared to 2019? These two issues come in handy for any party.
Firstly, there should be a solid vote bank. Parties can win the polls if they can turn the negativity of the ruling party. As there is no rule that the negativity against YCP would divert towards TDP, the party should increase its strength. We have to wait and see how much the party's strength increased.
TDP recorded the worst outcome in 2019. It got only 23 seats. The party did not suffer such a humiliating defeat since its inception. Despite winning fewer seats, it got a good vote percentage. TDP received a 39 percent vote percentage. In an internal survey, it was found that people did not have a special liking towards the party.
It is said that the votes are diverting to the Janasena. Janasena received just six percent votes in the last polls. Experts are predicting that Janasena's percentage would increase by three to four percent due to the negativity of YCP. In the coming polls, Janasena might get 10 percent votes.
At the same time, TDP's vote percentage is likely to increase by just 2 percent. The 39 percent would increase to 41 percent. This is a small increase. Janasena got only one percent of the seats. The party might get around 7 to 8 percent this time.
If the parties go to elections alone, TDP might get 62 to 71 seats. YCP which wants 175 seats might not get over 80 seats. A few seats might face tough competition. Those who can do poll management can win the seats there.
It is said that despite negativity towards the YCP, it will not benefit the TDP and the same was mentioned in its internal survey. There is doubt on whether the performance of TDP in the last four years did not make any difference.
There are a few reasons for this. People already saw the party in power. Youth wants something new and the decisions taken by Chandrababu Naidu are restricted to just one generation. A few leaders still have doubts about the party winning the elections. Leaders are confused between Chandrababu and Lokesh.
Firstly, there should be a solid vote bank. Parties can win the polls if they can turn the negativity of the ruling party. As there is no rule that the negativity against YCP would divert towards TDP, the party should increase its strength. We have to wait and see how much the party's strength increased.
TDP recorded the worst outcome in 2019. It got only 23 seats. The party did not suffer such a humiliating defeat since its inception. Despite winning fewer seats, it got a good vote percentage. TDP received a 39 percent vote percentage. In an internal survey, it was found that people did not have a special liking towards the party.
It is said that the votes are diverting to the Janasena. Janasena received just six percent votes in the last polls. Experts are predicting that Janasena's percentage would increase by three to four percent due to the negativity of YCP. In the coming polls, Janasena might get 10 percent votes.
At the same time, TDP's vote percentage is likely to increase by just 2 percent. The 39 percent would increase to 41 percent. This is a small increase. Janasena got only one percent of the seats. The party might get around 7 to 8 percent this time.
If the parties go to elections alone, TDP might get 62 to 71 seats. YCP which wants 175 seats might not get over 80 seats. A few seats might face tough competition. Those who can do poll management can win the seats there.
It is said that despite negativity towards the YCP, it will not benefit the TDP and the same was mentioned in its internal survey. There is doubt on whether the performance of TDP in the last four years did not make any difference.
There are a few reasons for this. People already saw the party in power. Youth wants something new and the decisions taken by Chandrababu Naidu are restricted to just one generation. A few leaders still have doubts about the party winning the elections. Leaders are confused between Chandrababu and Lokesh.