What Does the Mood Of Vizianagaram Survey Say?

Elections and surveys go hand in hand. Ahead of the elections, the surveys are conducted to know the public mind. In most cases, the surveys turn true as they can predict the election outcome and the public mood correctly. Pre-election surveys and post-election surveys are popular.

Andhra Pradesh will go for elections soon. Ahead of this people want to see who gets an edge in the elections. Now a survey was released on the public mood in Vizianagaram. The survey says that out of the nine seats, YSRCP would have an edge in four seats while the TDP+Janasena alliance would have an edge in three seats. There will be a keen fight in two seats.

In the Vizianagaram seat, the TDP+Janasena alliance will have an edge with 52 percent while the YCP has 44.5 percent. Others will have a 2 percent vote share. In the Bobbili seat, the alliance would get 50.5 percent while the ruling YCP would get 45.25 percent.

In the case of Gajapatinagaram, YCP has an edge with 50 percent votes followed by the TDP+Janasena alliance with 45.5 percent. In the Nellimarla seat, YCP would get 49.5 percent while the alliance would get 48 percent.

If we look at Chipurupalli, YCP has a clear advantage with 53 percent votes. TDP+Janasena alliance gets 43.5 percent. In the Saluru seat, YCP would get 50 percent while the TDP+Janasena alliance would get 46 percent. In Kurupam YCP would get 51 percent while the TDP+Janasena alliance would get 45 percent.

In the Parvathipuram seat, YCP would get 49.25 percent while the TDP+Janasena alliance would get 47.75 percent votes. In Srungavarapu Kota YCP would get 45.5 percent while the TDP+Janasena alliance would get 49.5 percent.

The silent Vote Factor can be a deciding factor in a few seats where the percentage between YCP and the alliance is very close. That factor might make the election result in favor of any party.