![]() In south Kerala, the LDF would win 23 to 26 seats, the UDF 12 to 15 seats and the NDA one to two seats, predicts the survey. The NDA is predicted to get zero to one seat there. The survey gives 17 to 20 seats for the LDF in central Kerala and 21 to 24 seats for the UDF. It is to be noted that the editors of Asianet who participated in the show did air their doubts over the figure projected for the NDA in north Kerala and maintained that 4 as an upper limit seemed impossible. The NDA would get two to four seats, it says. Watch Asianet News Live TV HD streaming to get all the latest Malayalam breaking news updates, Kerala political. In north Kerala, the CPI(M)-led LDF would get 42 to 45 of the Assembly seats and the Congress-led UDF would win 13 to 16 of them, predicts the survey. Muslim votes are almost equally divided among the UDF and LDF. The Left Democratic Front (LDF) will win 82 to 91 of the 140 Assembly constituencies in Kerala in the April election, predicts the C Voter pre-poll survey for Asianet News. A caste-based division of the survey that recorded replies from 11,000 people across 50 of the 140 total seats in the state shows that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA will get most of its votes from Nairs and other dominant caste Hindus, the UDF will get its majority votes from Syrian and Orthodox Christians while the LDF's vote bank is among the Dalits and Other Backward Caste Hindus.
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