National Approval Ratings: Here's the national picture on who might win 2019 Lok Sabha Elections

The final tally of the Republic-CVoter National Approval Ratings shows the NDA at 276, UPA at 112 and 155 for Others. As per the National Approval Ratings, the NDA continues to be the single largest majority in the country as of today, whereas the UPA has gone above the 100 mark. While the Others, which include some leaning towards the NDA like the BJD along with the likes of Mahagathbandhan, are pooling together a combined 155 seats.

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HERE’S THE NATIONAL PICTURE:

• Rahul Gandhi’s personal intervention into the campaign is seeming to cost his allies across states and his own party in Rajasthan, the association is looking to cost Naidu in Andhra Pradesh, the association is also seeming to cost Lalu Prasad Yadav in Bihar.
• The BJP emergence of the BJP as a power which is to be feared for reasons of being able to steamroll regional players barring the Mahagatbandhan in UP. Whether it be Naveen Patnaik, who has been reduced to small fry as per the Republic-CVoter National Approval Ratings projections or be it TMC in West Bengal which may be the next regional party to be marginalised. The BJP can't be dismissed if the game is of regional issues and regional parties despite these inroads being made.
• The emerging narrative from the projections that the biggest loser to 2019 alliances and those walking away from the BJP will be the biggest losers. The TDP is facing a situation of being extinct in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh and the situation for Mehbooba Mufti in Jammu-Kashmir is exacting. Hence, all these projections prove that the NDA cannot be dismissed by any thought or imagination.

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THE BEST CASE SCENARIO FOR THE UPA:  

Assuming all that can go its way, will go its way if there will be a tally of 244 seats for the UPA, 228 seats for the NDA and 71 seats for other parties.

THE BEST CASE SCENARIO FOR THE NDA :

The best case scenario for the NDA, is simply this: the NDA has 331 seats, the UPA has 100 seats and 112 seats to others- This is close on the heels of the 336 seats the alliance won in the previous elections.