In Gujarat
it is Narendra Modi all the way. The Modi-led BJP has consolidated itself
further in the state and will see a nine per cent increase in its vote share
which will go up to 56 from 47 in 2009. The Congress will see a corresponding
fall in its vote share and will get only 34 per cent votes. Modi popularity
will help the BJP win 20-24 seats in 2013 as compared to 15 seats in 2009 while
Congress may suffer badly by winning only 2-6 seats against 11 in 2009.
A vast majority of 64 per
cent respondents feel that they are happy under the Modi government while 23
per cent are dissatisfied. Though Narendra Modi may be the most popular leader
of his party, survey says that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan has done a better job with 82 per cent voters satisfied with his rule.
Even the Chhattisgarh government of Raman Singh gets the backing of 75 per cent
voters on the satisfaction index.
While BJP, which has recently
anointed Narendra Modi as its campaign committee chief, is yet to project him
as the prime ministerial candidate, in Gujarat
49 per cent voters want him to be made the nominee. But the number drops to 41
per cent when all India
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See Also:-
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Uttar Pradesh"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Madhya Pradesh"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Rajasthan"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Maharashtra"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Andhra Pradesh"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Uttar Pradesh"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Madhya Pradesh"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Rajasthan"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Maharashtra"
2013 Election Tracker Survey: State Scan - "Andhra Pradesh"
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