Published 20:20 IST, January 24th 2019
National Approval Ratings: NDA likely to rout CPM, Congress in Tripura
The Lok Sabha elections are less than five months away, and the mood in each state of the country is buzzing with speculations on how parties will fare there. Republic TV, in association with CVoter, has released the National Approval Ratings to get a snapshot of the mood of the nation and answer the question: What would happen if results were held today? The numbers for Tripura are out for the month of January.
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Lok Sabha elections are less than five months away, and mood in each state of country is buzzing with speculations on how parties will fare re.
Republic TV, in association with CVoter, has released National Approval Ratings to get a snapshot of mood of nation and answer question: What would happen if results were held today?
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numbers for Tripura are out for month of January.
Vote share for state:
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NDA is projected to win 45.1% vote share while UPA is projected to win 2.8%.
CPM is likely to win 32.6% and ors will get 19.6 % vote share.
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Seat share for state:
NDA is likely to win all 2 seats leaving CPM with zero seats.
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In 2014, CPI(M) won both seats in state with an overwhelming vote share of 64 percent. But things have changed significantly since n, so much so that y are projected to end up empty-handed this time around, with a vote share of a mere 32.8 percent, almost half of what y got in 2014.
biggest benefactor of ir fall is BJP. y are projected to win both seats, and improve ir vote share from 5.7 percent to 44.8 percent, a gigantic rise in of four and a half years.
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Congress was barely in picture in 2014, and case is same for 2019.
Prediction in vember:
In December, BJP was likely to win both seats with an massive vote share. ir dominance was so apparent that CPI(M), which had 64 percent vote share and both seats in 2014, will be relegated to half in terms of votes and nil in terms of seats.
Prediction in October and vember:
In October, it was projected that re would be a direct shift in votes of CPI(M) to BJP. What was more heartening for BJP was that NDA was taking its tally of 5.7% of vote to a whopping 50.7% of vote-share all by itself and without any regional ally crutch. CPI(M) were relegated to 31.4 percent votes, with Congress-led UPA coming way behind in third with 13.5 percent.
Similar pattern could be witnessed in vember edition of National Approval Ratings, with seat-share remaining same, and only difference being in terms of vote-share.
( results of 2019 Lok Sabha elections may or may t reflect results or scenarios of state assembly elections, neverless, to establish where we stand at present, Republic TV and CVoter has presented National Approval Ratings.)
19:46 IST, January 24th 2019