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With high-stake elections approaching in five key states, seen as a significant precursor to the grand finale in 2024, the ABP News-CVoter Opinion Poll has provided insights into the potential outcomes in Chhattisgarh, Mizoram, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Telangana.
These elections are scheduled to take place in multiple phases during November, with vote counting slated for December 3.
Rajasthan: The ABP News-CVoter Opinion Poll suggests a return to power for the BJP in Rajasthan after five years. The BJP is projected to secure 127-137 seats out of 200, with a vote percentage of 46.7%, as compared to Congress’ 42%.
Madhya Pradesh: Madhya Pradesh is expected to witness a closely contested battle between the ruling BJP and Congress, with the latter leading in seats but falling short of a clear majority. The Congress is projected to win 113-125 seats, while the BJP could secure 104-116 seats, with a marginal vote percentage difference of 44.7% for the BJP and 44.6% for INC.
Chhattisgarh: In Chhattisgarh, the ruling Congress faces anti-incumbency but still holds an edge, although with a reduced seat projection compared to the previous elections. The Congress is predicted to win 45-51 seats, down from 68 in 2018, while the BJP may secure 39-45 seats.
Telangana: Telangana, under the leadership of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (now Bharat Rashtra Samithi) for a decade, may experience a close contest, possibly leading to a hung assembly. The Congress is projected to secure 48-60 seats in the 119-seat assembly, while the BRS may win 43-55 seats. The majority mark is set at 60.
Mizoram: A hung assembly is also anticipated in Mizoram, where the ruling Mizo National Front is projected to win 13-17 seats, compared to INC’s 10-14. The majority requirement in the 40-member assembly is 21.
These findings from the ABP News-CVoter Opinion Poll provide valuable insights into the electoral dynamics of these states, setting the stage for an intense battle in the upcoming elections. The results on December 3 will determine the political landscape in these states and offer a glimpse of the challenges and opportunities awaiting political parties in the 2024 general elections.
