Popular Post hyperbole Posted December 2, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted December 2, 2023 Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. 1 3 8 Quote
Popular Post JackSeal Posted December 2, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted December 2, 2023 8 minutes ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. Results vadilei kani ninna edho fire accident aei crucial files anni kalipoyayi including harddisks anta... edhi dheniki sanketham 2 1 Quote
Popular Post hyperbole Posted December 2, 2023 Author Popular Post Report Posted December 2, 2023 Just now, JackSeal said: Results vadilei kani ninna edho fire accident aei crucial files anni kalipoyayi including harddisks anta... edhi dheniki sanketham Tourism office lo em files untayi, as usual edo media hadavudi , Tourism office ani mention cheyakunda esindru news 2 1 Quote
Funkops Posted December 2, 2023 Report Posted December 2, 2023 22 minutes ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. Are you a keyboard warrior or do you actually live in TG and voted? 2 Quote
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Desistuff Posted December 2, 2023 Report Posted December 2, 2023 52 minutes ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzAx-pHMtgd/?igshid=N2ViNmM2MDRjNw== Quote
Gorantlamdhav Posted December 2, 2023 Report Posted December 2, 2023 1 hour ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. Inka vunda mee party? Ayya kodku kuda gelvaru susko , bidda hail ki saddulu mostadu repanninchi Quote
Anta Assamey Posted December 2, 2023 Report Posted December 2, 2023 1 hour ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. All the Best bro ... Quote
The_Mentalist Posted December 2, 2023 Report Posted December 2, 2023 1 hour ago, dasari4kntr said: Even anchor is laughing Quote
ZoomNaidu Posted December 3, 2023 Report Posted December 3, 2023 39 minutes ago, Gorantlamdhav said: Inka vunda mee party? Ayya kodku kuda gelvaru susko , bidda hail ki saddulu mostadu repanninchi Kcr will win - KTr ye doubt. 1 Quote
RPG_Reloaded Posted December 3, 2023 Report Posted December 3, 2023 1 hour ago, hyperbole said: Still confident, reasons for it: 1. Last time, BRS won 45 seats, comprising 60% of the total, with a majority of 30k votes or more. Despite this, 80% of exit polls predicted TRS to secure 40-60 seats. This time, I anticipate BRS winning 45 seats with a 2% vote share, less than 5k votes. I still favor BRS, allowing for a significant margin of error in perceived exit polls. 2. Exit polls were completed by 3-3:30 pm and announced at 5 pm. However, the actual polling increased by 10-14% later than what was initially indicated in the exit polls. 3. In Hyderabad and Rangareddy, with 29 seats, exit polls consistently place INC as the 3rd party, except for 2-3 seats where it’s a contest among BRS, MIM, and BJP. This implies that INC needs to secure 55-57 out of 90 seats, a challenging task. 4. Usually, a stable or decreasing voting percentage is positive for the ruling party. Additionally, Congress polled at 28% last time, and the combined vote share of BJP and Congress is projected to increase by 15%, with BRS at 40%. It remains to be seen where this 15% is coming from and how it is distributed. 5. Reputable local psephologists like Naganna, CPS, Atma Sakshi, and Mission Chanakya have all predicted a simple majority for BRS. Quote
Desistuff Posted December 3, 2023 Report Posted December 3, 2023 31 minutes ago, RPG_Reloaded said: @skompella lk of this DB https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzxkuyvopDm/?igshid=N2ViNmM2MDRjNw== Quote
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