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Congress To Retain Power in Karnataka: Survey
By: Tupaki Desk | 26 March 2018 11:01 AM GMT
The dream of BJP to come back to power in Karnataka mayn't be fulfilled with the upcoming Assembly Polls if the latest survey results are true by any chance.
As per the C-Fore Survey which was conducted from March 1st to 25th covering 22,357 voters across 154 Assembly Constituencies and 2,368 polling booths (including 326 Urban Areas, 977 Rural Areas), Ruling Congress is likely to win 126 out of 224 seats in the legislative assembly. Vote share of Congress will increase by 9 percent to touch 46 percent-mark. The agency says margin of error could be one percent.
Ahead of 2013 Polls, C-Fore predicted Congress could win 120 seats. The National Party managed to bag 122 seats to form the Government.
BJP, on the other hand, will improve it's vote share to 31 percent and tally to around 70 seats (40 seats in 2013 polls). It's JD (S) which is the biggest loser and it could win only 27 seats (40 seats in 2013 polls) with drop in vote share (16 percent). Rest of the parties & Independents are expected to win only 1 seat and their vote share is 7 percent.
As per the C-Fore Survey which was conducted from March 1st to 25th covering 22,357 voters across 154 Assembly Constituencies and 2,368 polling booths (including 326 Urban Areas, 977 Rural Areas), Ruling Congress is likely to win 126 out of 224 seats in the legislative assembly. Vote share of Congress will increase by 9 percent to touch 46 percent-mark. The agency says margin of error could be one percent.
Ahead of 2013 Polls, C-Fore predicted Congress could win 120 seats. The National Party managed to bag 122 seats to form the Government.
BJP, on the other hand, will improve it's vote share to 31 percent and tally to around 70 seats (40 seats in 2013 polls). It's JD (S) which is the biggest loser and it could win only 27 seats (40 seats in 2013 polls) with drop in vote share (16 percent). Rest of the parties & Independents are expected to win only 1 seat and their vote share is 7 percent.
