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Exit Polls failures: Nine times predictions missed the markAssembly Election Exit polls Failure History: Exit polls for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, and Assam are awaited. However, p...- AAP launches nationwide survey seeking people's opinion on itself, BJPThe slugfest between the two parties intensified after violent clashes broke between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in...
- AAP claims internal survey gives it 58 seats in upcoming Gujarat Assembly pollsState AAP in charge Dr Sandeep Pathak on Monday said the survey was done in a scientific manner through the party's own agency. As per the ...
- Many in Delhi Cong favour alliance with AAP, but final call by Rahul Gandhi: PC ChackoThe differences in the party over the issue of alliance surfaced Thursday after Dikshit registered her protest over a phone survey covering...
- Delhi polls: Congress ready to play any role to respect people's will, says Ajay MakenWith surveys predicting AAP's victory in Assembly polls, Congress said if opinion and exit polls are correct will of people should prevail ...
- BJP government in Delhi with 45 seats, AAP to get 25 seats: SurveyThe vote share projection has given BJP 41 per cent and AAP 36 per cent. Where as, Congress is likely to bag between 0-4 seats with a vote ...
- Delhi polls: Four out of five new opinion polls give BJP majorityArvind Kejriwal is ahead of Kiran Bedi as the preferred choice for CM with 45% people voting for him against 33% for Bedi.
- Delhi Elections 2015: BJP may touch majority mark, say SurveysAnother pre-poll survey by Data Mineria, telecast by IBN-7, has also given BJP 36 seats and AAP 27 seats, with 7 to Congress.
- Delhi Elections 2015: AAP will get 51 seats in Delhi polls: Party's own surveyIt said AAP is likely to get 46% vote share while BJP will get 33% and Congress 11%. Others have been projected to get 10% of the total vot...
- Delhi polls 2015: AAP projected to get majority in pre-poll surveyIn the 'poll of polls' on Times Now channel based on the results of five polls, AAP gets 34 out of 70 while BJP 32 and Congress 4.
- Delhi polls 2015: AAP survey shows it's ahead of BJP in terms of voteshareThe survey, as per Yogendra Yadav, was done by a professional agency run by an AAP supporter and covered 3,500 voters.
- Delhi polls: Surveys says BJP to get absolute majorityBJP is projected to win 36 seats, the minimum number required to get an absolute majority in 70-member Delhi Assembly.
- Opinion poll predicts hung House in DelhiAs far as vote share percentage is concerned, the survey gave BJP 35 per cent as against 31 per cent to AAP and 24 per cent to Congress. Ot...
- AAP issues clarification on Transparency International; regrets error on corruption report"The said survey had no connection with Transparency International and the source of Ilmi's info had quit Transparency International by the...
- Despite opinion polls, AAP still confident of winning 30 to 50 LS seatsParty leader Prashant Bhushan attributes the party’s optimism to the fact that AAP is yet to kick-start its national campaign.
- Recent actions by AAP leaders make them item girls of politicsThey should have quit the Lok Sabha race and focussed on Delhi. However, a desire to gain power while they are 'hot', even at India's expen...
- Elections 2014: 31% of AAP supporters want Narendra Modi as next PMAAP’s fourth internal survey shows that most of Kejriwal’s supporters — 31% — are also rooting for Modi as the next PM of this country.
- AAP survey claims party ahead of Congress, BJP in DelhiAAP claimed it was on course to form next government in Delhi as a survey commissioned by the party showed it was leading in 33 of 70 assem...
- AAP likely to win 6-7 seats, Congress tally may fall to 30, BJP could improve performance: SurveyThe fledgling AAP poses a serious threat to Sheila Dikshit’s bid for a fourth term in the upcoming assembly elections.
- Arvind Kejriwal cites survey to exude confidence about Assembly pollsArvind Kejriwal today cited the findings of a survey to express confidence about coming to power in Delhi following the Assembly elections.
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