Janmat Polls Survey: AP To Witness Jagan Wave Yet Again!
The flagship welfare schemes made the government earn an unmatched image among the people.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and welfare almost became synonyms of late. The state government implementing the welfare schemes like no other does is the reason behind this. No matter what others are saying, the government is not taking any backstep in the schemes.
The flagship welfare schemes made the government earn an unmatched image among the people. YS Jagan is balancing the welfare with the development. With this, we can imagine the image of the Chief Minister among the people.
As an example of this, people in the state are in the mood to give power to him yet again. Janmat Polls survey said that the YSRCP would come to power in the upcoming polls with a clear majority by winning a good number of seats. The Janmat polls survey was very accurate in the survey for Telangana elections.
The survey said that the YS Jagan-led YSRCP would have a cakewalk win in the elections as it can win 116 to 118 seats. The alliance would not even win half the number of seats the YSRCP would win.
While YCP would win 116 to 118 seats, the TDP-Janasena alliance would win just 46 to 48 seats. The two parties cannot even win half the number of seats. So the alliance would not have much impact as per the survey results.
This is not the first time that a survey firm predicted YSRCP’s big win despite the opposition parties allying. The common point in these surveys is that the YCP would come to power in the state yet again and other parties cannot withstand the Jagan wave.
Earlier Times Now – ETG Research said that YSRCP would win the polls yet again and would get as much as 51 percent of votes. The survey has the reputation of sensing the public mood accurately. This was proved many times and the survey hinted at Jagan’s wave again.
Not just one survey, many surveys predicted Jagan’s big win in the elections. All these surveys predicted that Jagan would come to power and the opposition parties stand no chance. The gap between the vote percentages of the parties would also be big.