Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024: MVA to Win More Seats than NDA in Upcoming Vidhan Sabha Polls, Reports Lok Poll; Check Projected Seat Share and Other Details Here
According to the latest Lok Poll survey, the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is projected to secure more seats than the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the upcoming Vidhan Sabha elections.
According to the latest Lok Poll survey, the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is projected to secure more seats than the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the upcoming Vidhan Sabha elections. The survey estimates the MVA will win between 141 and 154 seats, while the NDA is forecasted to secure 115 to 128 seats. The survey, conducted from July 20 to August 30, involved a comprehensive sample size of approximately 1,50,000 across 288 assembly constituencies. Key issues such as rural distress, price rise, and corruption have intensified anti-incumbency sentiments against the current government. Additionally, the survey highlights growing support for Eknath Shinde and the rise of smaller parties like VBA and AIMIM. Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024 in November? Here’s What CM Eknath Shinde Said.
Projected Seat Share in Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024
Sample size and methodology of our survey.#Maharashtra #AssemblyElections2024 #Elections2024 pic.twitter.com/YmfFJfjAxP
— Lok Poll (@LokPoll) September 9, 2024
Lok Poll Survey Findings
Presenting you the macro facts and findings of the Mega survey:
▪️Rural distress, price rise, corruption, failure of law and order, damage to Maharashtra’s pride and growing unemployment have increased anti-incumbency against the Mahayuti government.
▪️Congress is emerging as… https://t.co/hYhy1EbLcG pic.twitter.com/6lKhHARFAy
— Lok Poll (@LokPoll) September 9, 2024
Maharashtra Assembly Election Pre-Poll Survey
Here is our region-wise breakdown for each alliance group in #Maharashtra, providing a clearer understanding of where the seats are adding up from.
We have divided the zones based on how political parties structure their operations. https://t.co/hYhy1EbLcG pic.twitter.com/JV0wSQfkAq
— Lok Poll (@LokPoll) September 9, 2024
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