Good news for Tejashwi in Bihar election survey… Nitish Kumar was hit hard in this matter, gave a big blow.

As the Bihar Assembly elections are approaching, the political turmoil has intensified and the JVC survey that came in the meantime has further increased the political temperature. In this survey, Grand Alliance’s CM candidate Tejashwi Yadav has emerged as the most liked Chief Minister face, while the current Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is left behind in the popularity contest. Prashant Kishore and Chirag Paswan, who are contesting the elections for the first time, have also made their place in the list of people’s choices.

Tejashwi Yadav is at the forefront in CM choice

According to JVC poll, 33% people have chosen Tejashwi Yadav as the Chief Minister. After him is Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who was liked by 29% people. After this, 10% each considered Chirag Paswan and Prashant Kishore suitable for the post of Chief Minister. 9% people described Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary as their favorite CM.

In the survey, 5% voters believe that some other face from the Grand Alliance can become the Chief Minister, while 4% people expressed confidence in some other BJP leader. According to the report of Times Now, this survey was conducted between October 23 and October 30. During this period, opinions were taken from 32,657 people through both phone calls and direct interviews.

NDA has lead in seat estimates
Popularity may be in favor of Tejashwi Yadav, but NDA is ahead in the probable figures of seats. According to the survey- NDA can get 120 to 140 seats. The grand alliance is expected to have between 93 to 112 seats. The majority figure in Bihar Assembly is 122 seats.

potential seats
NDA-
BJP: 70 to 81 seats, JDU: 42 to 48 seats, LJP (Ram Vilas): 5 to 7 seats.

Grand alliance-
RJD (contesting 143 seats): 69 to 78 seats, Congress: 9 to 17 seats.

Overall, the latest surveys show that while Tejashwi Yadav remains the voters’ first choice for the post of Chief Minister, NDA’s position appears to be stronger in the seat estimates. Although this is just a survey, the picture will be clear only after the results of Bihar assembly elections on November 14.