Khadgam Posted April 1, 2014 Report Posted April 1, 2014 Hyderabad, March 11, 2009 | UPDATED 12:25 IST A Nielson-ORG-MARG survey has predicted that the Congress would retain power in Andhra Pradesh in the ensuing Assembly and General Elections in the state, albeit with a reduced majority. The survey, commissioned by a private Telugu television channel NTV, has forecast that the Congress would get 155-169 seats in the 294-member Assembly, the magic figure being 148. The party had won 186 seats in the 2004 Assembly polls. In parliamentary elections, the survey says the Congress would get around 23-27 seats, compared to 29 in 2004. According to the survey, the grand alliance of Telugu Desam, Telangana Rasthra Samithi, CPI and CPM would get 92-110 Assembly seats and 14-16 Lok Sabha seats. The fledgling Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) of Chiranjeevi will finish a poor third with just 30- 35 assembly seats and 1-2 Lok Sabha seats. However, the survey says things might improve for the grand alliance in the next three or four weeks, once the seat sharing among the partners is completed. Another factor expected to work in its favour is the backing of a major section of Dalits. If that happens, the alliance tally might improve by another 20- 30 seats in the assembly, which in turn may lead to a hung Assembly. The survey conducted in the second and third weeks of February covered 88,146 respondents all over the state, polling about 300 voters from each of the 294 constituencies. The Nielson- ORG- Marg survey says the grand alliance led by the TDP would get the bulk of its seats in Telangana (55-70 Assembly seats out of 119), mainly due to the presence of the TRS in the alliance and partly due to the fact that the Congress has gone back on its promise of granting separate statehood to the region. However, in the other two regions — Rayalseema and coastal Andhra — the Congress would have advantage over other parties. Chiranjeevi’s PRP would fare better only in parts of coastal Andhra, where his Kapu community is predominant. The survey says the anti- incumbency factor is not visible in Andhra Pradesh mainly because the Opposition parties have failed to generate any negative feeling among the electorate against the government. Secondly, populist schemes such as Rs.2 kg rice scheme, free power to farmers, pensions, housing for weaker sections, loan waiver, provision of loans to self- help groups at three per cent per annum interest among others have been received well by the people. The Opposition parties are mostly focusing on the massive corruption in high places, but have failed to take their campaign to the voters.
KadapaKingg Posted April 1, 2014 Report Posted April 1, 2014 Same will repeat in 2014.. Nielsen this time did the biggest survey ever with 1.8 lakh people.. YSRCP will win in SA.. TRS will have the edge in TG..
Khadgam Posted April 1, 2014 Author Report Posted April 1, 2014 Same will repeat in 2014.. Nielsen this time did the biggest survey ever with 1.8 lakh people.. YSRCP will win in SA.. TRS will have the edge in TG.. I think thats the key for accuracy, if its true
KadapaKingg Posted April 1, 2014 Report Posted April 1, 2014 I think thats the key for accuracy, if its true yes CNN IBN survey sample size is 1600 people..lol..
puthareku Posted April 1, 2014 Report Posted April 1, 2014 memu ilanti surveys nammamu.... ma dramoji thatha paper lo edi esti mammalni erri pappalni chestado ade maku nijam....vedam... endukante memu pacha picha puvvulam kada...
Kamepalli123 Posted April 1, 2014 Report Posted April 1, 2014 Ippudu Jagan babu cm ayithe state nasa name....god save ap.... TG pulkas ki y talk about SA
Khadgam Posted April 2, 2014 Author Report Posted April 2, 2014 yes CNN IBN survey sample size is 1600 people..lol.. lol...just checked the original source its not 1600.... its 1308....that too including both Telangana and Seemandra
Khadgam Posted April 2, 2014 Author Report Posted April 2, 2014 The total of 20957 completed interviews is not uniformly spread in all the 21 states where the survey was conducted. The sample in big states like Uttar Pradesh (2633), Maharashtra (1662), Andhra Pradesh (1308), West Bengal (1440), Bihar (1557), Madhya Pradesh (1121) is bigger compared to some smaller states like Himachal Pradesh (299), Uttarakhand (344), Haryana (702) Chhattisgarh (529) and Assam (798). It must be noted however that in Kerala the achieved sample size of 607 was less than expected. While reading the table of vote shares, it may be appropriate to remind the reader that there is greater confidence on the vote share estimates for parties in States where the sample is bigger, compared to states where the sample is small. Source: <<<http://ibnlive.in.com/news/andhra-poll-tracker-tdp-to-get-1319-seats-ysrcp-915-congress-48/461874-62-127.html>>>
KadapaKingg Posted April 2, 2014 Report Posted April 2, 2014 lol...just checked the original source its not 1600.... its 1308....that too including both Telangana and Seemandra 1308 members ni survey chesi cheppestaada result CITI_c$y
Josh Posted April 2, 2014 Report Posted April 2, 2014 lol...just checked the original source its not 1600.... its 1308....that too including both Telangana and Seemandra
sivasriram Posted April 2, 2014 Report Posted April 2, 2014 Enti man mee jaggu pans badha, inko 50 days lo election results vachesthaye 2 months lo reailty telustundi inkka aaa survey eee survey anii enduku battalu chimpu kuntaru
jpismahatma Posted April 2, 2014 Report Posted April 2, 2014 Hyderabad, March 11, 2009 | UPDATED 12:25 IST A Nielson-ORG-MARG survey has predicted that the Congress would retain power in Andhra Pradesh in the ensuing Assembly and General Elections in the state, albeit with a reduced majority. The survey, commissioned by a private Telugu television channel NTV, has forecast that the Congress would get 155-169 seats in the 294-member Assembly, the magic figure being 148. The party had won 186 seats in the 2004 Assembly polls. In parliamentary elections, the survey says the Congress would get around 23-27 seats, compared to 29 in 2004. According to the survey, the grand alliance of Telugu Desam, Telangana Rasthra Samithi, CPI and CPM would get 92-110 Assembly seats and 14-16 Lok Sabha seats. The fledgling Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) of Chiranjeevi will finish a poor third with just 30- 35 assembly seats and 1-2 Lok Sabha seats. However, the survey says things might improve for the grand alliance in the next three or four weeks, once the seat sharing among the partners is completed. Another factor expected to work in its favour is the backing of a major section of Dalits. If that happens, the alliance tally might improve by another 20- 30 seats in the assembly, which in turn may lead to a hung Assembly. The survey conducted in the second and third weeks of February covered 88,146 respondents all over the state, polling about 300 voters from each of the 294 constituencies. The Nielson- ORG- Marg survey says the grand alliance led by the TDP would get the bulk of its seats in Telangana (55-70 Assembly seats out of 119), mainly due to the presence of the TRS in the alliance and partly due to the fact that the Congress has gone back on its promise of granting separate statehood to the region. However, in the other two regions — Rayalseema and coastal Andhra — the Congress would have advantage over other parties. Chiranjeevi’s PRP would fare better only in parts of coastal Andhra, where his Kapu community is predominant. The survey says the anti- incumbency factor is not visible in Andhra Pradesh mainly because the Opposition parties have failed to generate any negative feeling among the electorate against the government. Secondly, populist schemes such as Rs.2 kg rice scheme, free power to farmers, pensions, housing for weaker sections, loan waiver, provision of loans to self- help groups at three per cent per annum interest among others have been received well by the people. The Opposition parties are mostly focusing on the massive corruption in high places, but have failed to take their campaign to the voters. modalo satti emana #/{-
Josh Posted April 2, 2014 Report Posted April 2, 2014 memu ilanti surveys nammamu.... ma dramoji thatha paper lo edi esti mammalni erri pappalni chestado ade maku nijam....vedam... endukante memu pacha picha puvvulam kada...
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