Bihar Election Survey 2025: Nitish, Tejashwi or Prashant Kishore … The 3 biggest survey of Bihar elections, in which area? See data

The political uproar about the Bihar assembly elections is fast. Meanwhile, one survey after another has increased political rhetoric. In many survey, Anti -incumbency is being claimed against Nitish Kumar -led government, while the NDA government has been shown a majority.

NDA gets majority in JVC survey

According to the JVC survey, JDU can get a big benefit this time. In this, the party is expected to get 52-58 seats. At the same time, BJP has been claimed to get 66-77 seats and NDA’s ally. According to this survey, the NDA government in Bihar can form a government by bringing 131-150 seats.

According to the JVC survey, the Grand Alliance can get 81-103 seats. In this, RJD can get 57-71 seats, Congress 11-14 seats and the rest of their allies can get 13-18 seats. In this, Prashanti Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party can get 4-6 seats, AIMIM, BSP and others 5-6 seats.

Grand Alliance got majority in Lokpol survey

In the Lokpol survey, the Grand Alliance has been claimed to get a majority. In this, NDA has been projected to get 105-114 seats and 118-126 seats to the Grand Alliance. This time in Bihar assembly elections, NDA can get 38-41 percent votes, Grand Alliance 39-42 percent and others can get 12-16 percent votes.

Whose pan is heavy in Ascendia survey?

Ascendia has collected inputs from 18 districts and 9 administrative units of the state for Bihar elections. In this, NDA at 12 out of 24 seats of four districts of Purnia region (Katihar, Araria, Kishanganj, Purnia), Grand Alliance at 7 and other candidates can win on 5. Scheduled Castes are 31 percent and 10 percent Muslim voters in 26 seats in Magadh region. Here BJP can get 6 seats and Mahagathbandhan can get 20 seats.

According to the ASCENDIA survey, out of 22 seats in Bhojpur, NDA can go to 2, Mahagathbandha’s 19 and 1 seats in others. Among other candidates, Jan Suraj is the strongest here. Out of the 24 seats in Saran, NDA can get 9 seats and Grand Alliance can get 15 seats.

In the last assembly election, JDU had fielded its candidates in 115 seats, but won only 43. At the same time, BJP fought in 110 seats and won at 74. Among the other constituents of NDA, Jitan Ram Manjhi’s party had fielded candidates for 7 seats, out of which 4 seats won.