By Admin 
Parties have geared up for Bihar elections, the dates are going to be announced soon. Along with the leaders, the public is also excited and if the new survey is considered as the mood of the public, then it would not be wrong to say that this time people are in the mood for change. According to the new survey conducted in Bihar, people are liking the young face more. While this survey is providing relief for the Grand Alliance, it is bound to have tension in the NDA camp.
What do C-Voter’s pre-poll survey say?
According to the latest data of C-Voter’s pre-poll survey, 36 percent of the people considered former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Tejashwi Yadav to be suitable for the post of Chief Minister of Bihar. After Tejashwi Yadav, the founder of Jan Suraj is Prashant Kishore, which according to the survey, 23 percent people want to see as the Chief Minister of Bihar.
At the same time, 16 percent of the people again considered Nitish Kumar to be suitable for the post of Chief Minister, while only 10 percent described LJP leader Chirag Paswan as his favorite candidate. At the same time, only 7 percent considered Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary as the Chief Ministerial candidate. Significantly, this survey was conducted in September through C-Voter, these are the latest figures.
When people were asked about his satisfaction with the functioning of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, according to the survey conducted in February, 58 percent of the people were satisfied and 39 percent dissatisfied. In June, 60 percent of people were in their favor and 39 percent people were opposed to them. In a recent survey conducted in September, 61 percent of the people were satisfied with Nitish Kumar, while 38 percent expressed dissatisfaction.
The results of the Public Pol survey released two days before this were also shocking. According to the results of the folk pole, the estimate of seats received by the Grand Alliance can prove to be a shock for the NDA. If elections are held today, the Grand Alliance is estimated to get 118 to 126 seats, while the NDA is estimated to get 105 to 114 seats. Bihar has a total of 243 seats and 122 seats are needed to win. If elections are held today, then the Grand Alliance is being predicted to form a government.
Due to the edge of the Grand Alliance in Bihar
OBC-EBC support on reservation issue: The issue of Tejashwi Yadav’s reservation has been supported by OBC and EBC, while the Congress has increased its base between SC and EBC (eg, Chamar, Mushar, Mallah) with the help of caste census.
Opponent wave against Nitish government: The image of Nitish Kumar and the credibility of governance is being affected by anti-incumbency, health problems, corruption and deteriorating law and order.
Exodus and unemployment: Migration and unemployment are attracting young voters and voters for the first time towards the grand alliance.
Muslim-Yadav equation: The integration of Muslims and Yadavs is strengthening in Bihar, while the impact of JD (U) between Yadavs is decreasing.
BJP’s vote bank dent from Jan Suraj: The BJP has the support of the upper castes and bani, but the Jan Suraj is attracting the upper caste voters in the areas of JDU.
The impact of the issue of vote theft is also: The issue of “vote theft” has weakened PM Modi’s appeal, and due to schemes like My-sister Mana Yojana and free electricity, women voters are turning to the grand alliance.
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