Haryana Assembly Elections 2019 Opinion Poll Results by ABP News-C Voter: BJP to Crush Congress, INLD; Win 83 Out of 90 Seats, Predicts Survey
The BJP is expected to bag support from nearly half of the electorate, as per the survey. The BJP is expected to be voted by 48 per cent of the total voters. The Congress, which is predicted to win 3 constituencies, is expected to secure 21 per cent of the votes. Others, which includes the INLD, is predicted to win 4 constituencies and secure 31 per cent of the votes.
Chandigarh, October 18: In the final survey released by news channel ABP News in coordination with research group C Voter, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is predicted to crush the Congress and the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) in the upcoming Haryana assembly elections 2019. According to the opinion poll, the BJP will return to power with an unprecedented mandate of 83 out of the 90 vidhan sabha seats. What the Final ABP News-C Voter Opinion Poll Has Predicted For Maharashtra?
The saffron party is expected to bag support from nearly half of the electorate, as per the survey. The BJP is expected to be voted by 48 per cent of the total voters. The Congress, which is predicted to win 3 constituencies, is expected to secure 21 per cent of the votes. Others, which includes the INLD, is predicted to win 4 constituencies and secure 31 per cent of the votes.
ABP News-C Voter Opinion Poll Results:
| Party | Seats Predicted |
| BJP | 83 |
| Congress | 3 |
| Others | 4 |
In the last assembly elections, the BJP had formed its first-ever government in the state. The party had secured a thin majority, winning 47 out of the 90 constituencies. The Congress, which had faced a rout, was reduced to 25 constituencies, whereas, the INLD had secured 19 seats.
In Haryana, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar will continue as the CM if the BJP retains power. A defeat for the Congress is likely to further expose the infighting within the party, which came to the fore after Ashok Tanwar was removed as the state unit chief and former CM B S Hooda being appointed as the legislative party leader.
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