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BJP to sweep Delhi civic elections, predict 2 surveys
According To India Vote Kar Two opinion polls on the eve of the municipal polls in Delhi have projected a sweep for the BJP in all three corporations, with one giving the party that is now in office 195 out of the 272 seats and the other 179. The two polls placed AAP at a distant second at 55 and 45 seats respectively and the Congress even further back. While the poll done by VMR for Times Now did not give a break-up of its seat projection for the threeRead More
UP elections 2017: Math suggests BJP set to win a comfortable majority, says Surjit Bhalla
According To India Vote Kar It was Bihar 2015 that started the rout—of pollsters, that is. There was near universal expectation by politicians, pollsters, opinion and exit polls that the BJP, eighteen months after their resounding Lok Sabha victory, would romp home in majority glory. It was not to be. Almost the entire class failed. Ditto for the unexpected Brexit vote, and ditto squared for the US election. I have been forecasting elections since the late 1980s, often as a hobby, and sometimes as a part-time profession. I was luckyRead More
BJP will win 27 seats in Goa Assembly elections, claims Amit Shah
BJP’s national president Amit Shah has said that his party would rule in Goa by winning an impressive 27 seats. Plus, he also focused on BJP’s need for winning all the five state Assembly elections in order to ensure victory at the centre in the 2019 Lok Sabha poll. Shah made the announcement during a booth level party workers’ meeting that was held at Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Stadium. The meeting was scheduled to start off BJP’s election campaign for the 2017 Goa Assembly Elections. Shah also expressed his confidence inRead More
3D: Chidambaram Sums Up BJP’s 2019 Story in Nine Words After Jharkhand Verdict
As the Congress-JMM-RJD alliance steers closer to victory with 49 seats, the fortunes don’t look good for the BJP which is currently leading on 22 seats.
Ahead of Bengal Bypolls, Prashant Kishor to Review Mamata’s ‘Didi Ke Bolo’ Campaign on November 7
The initiative has separate ‘buckets’ for all the government schemes and multiple trackers to keep an eye on the number of issues that have been resolved so far and the time taken for their resolution. Kolkata: Upon completion of 100 days of the “Didi ke Bolo” campaign, politicial strategist Prashant Kishor will review the Trinamool Congress’ outreach initiative on November 7. The campaign was launched on July 29, 2019, over two months after the TMC’s dismal performance in the Lok Sabha elections in May. West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC supremoRead More