National Approval Ratings: In 29-seat Madhya Pradesh, NDA projected to emerge victorious by bringing UPA down to 6 seats

With 2019 Lok Sabha elections looming ever larger, political scenario in country is currently in a state of flux, with parties desperately figuring out seat-sharing terms, snubbing or accepting each or with respect to alliances, or fielding ir big names in various states. Republic TV and CVoter are back with National Approval Ratings to give a complete national picture as to who will win if polls are held today. 

Here are projections made by National Approval Ratings for Madhya Pradesh:

While BJP lost majority in Hindi heartland of Madhya Pradesh in assembly elections 2018, it is projected to sweep state in Lok Sabha elections with 23 seats out of total 29. Furrmore, Congress is projected to get only 6 seats. 

Seat Share:

• UPA: 6 seat
• NDA: 23 seats

Vote Share:

• UPA: 44.1%
• NDA: 48.4%
• Ors: 7.5%

December edition: Things haven't changed a bit in terms of seat share if we compare projection for month of January with December. However, in terms of vote share, in UPA has made a jump from  43.0 to 44.1% whereas NDA's vote share has decreased from 48.5 to 48.4%.  

In vember edition in Madhya Pradesh, BJP-led NDA was projected to grab 22 seats, losing a handful of m in comparison to 2014 elections. On or hand, Congress was projected to secure 7 seats as compared to 2 in 2014. Coming to vote share, BJP, which had secured a sensational 54.1% votes in 2014, vember projections stated  figure to fall to 47.2%. Congress, on or hand, was projected to have gained 3.6% vote share over 2014 (34.9%), with 38.5%.

While in October edition, predictions suggested BJP to secure 23 seats, four less than previous time in 2014. Even ir vote share was expected to fall down by 4.7%. Congress, however, was projected to be a direct beneficiary in this with a rise in ir seat share to 6, and vote share to 42%. Ors' vote share was set to go down to 8.6%.

Read: National Approval Ratings: In 29-seat Madhya Pradesh, NDA Projected To Win Big Despite Assembly Election Loss At Congress' Hands

election year 2019 started off with India’s opposition appearing largely unwilling to acquiesce to Rahul Gandhi's proposal of Congress serving as a platform for regional parties to come toger in order to defeat BJP. Despite Congress successes in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, in Uttar Pradesh, much-heralded Mahagathbandhan turned out to just be a 'Gathbandhan' as old enemies Akhilesh Yadav and Mayawati left Congress out, forming an SP-BSP alliance. Left on its own, Congress resolved to contest every one of state's 80 seats and proceeded to formally induct Priyanka Gandhi Vadra into party, appointing her and Jyotiraditya Scindia as General Secretaries for Uttar Pradesh. Elsewhere, former Gujarat CM Shankarsinh Vaghela is to join NCP, while Congress alliance with TDP in Andhra Pradesh is also in doubt. Meanwhile, BJP and Shiv Sena may have witnessed a thaw in ir relationship with Maharashtra government sanctioning Rs 100 crore for a Balasaheb Thackeray memorial. 

On issues concerning large numbers of people, government passed a constitutional amendment giving a green signal to provide 10 percent reservation in jobs and educational institutions to ecomically weaker sections in general category, while numerous agrarian schemes that needn't necessarily be farm-loan waivers have also been spoken of in lead-up to Modi government's final budget.