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Election Tracker: Modi reaps UP for BJP, Gandhis set to lose glory
Dowerah •Although the political pundits wrote the Congress off, the prospects of Mulayam Singh Yadav's Samajwadi Party and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party are not brilliant either.
Hubris of AAP? Poll tracker shows BJP pulling ahead in Delhi
Ayeshea Perera •The latest numbers from the Lokniti, CSDS-IBN National Tracker Poll conducted in Delhi in March don't spell very good news for Arvind Kejriwal and Co.
In Delhi AAP losing to BJP: Why it may spell doom for the party
Fp Archives •However, if we go by the results of the Lokniti-CSDS pre-poll survey it shows that AAP may not be able to exactly repeat history as its hold on Delhi looks shaky.
Election Tracker: In Punjab, AAP could play spoiler at BJP party
Arun •The survey also found that the new party enjoyed support across various groups but enjoyed relatively high support among the urban youth and other backward groups.
Vidarbha, ground zero of farmer suicides, could desert Congress too
Fp Staff •The CSDS-Lokniti survey shows that it is only in Western Maharashtra, home to Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar's constituency, that the Congress-NCP is comfortably ahead of its rivals.
Cong stock rising in Chhattisgarh, BJP faces anti-incumbency
Fppolitics •Not too long ago, Chief Minister Raman Singh had won his third stint in office but that is not helping the BJP on the ground.
BJP's star rising in east and south - but it won't win many seats
Jagannathan •The BJP is unlikely to win too many seats in the east and south, but this time it is bringing in a larger vote share which will make it a relevant partner for regional parties in the future. The party's sun in rising in east and south
Election Tracker: UDF ahead in Kerala, thanks to CM Chandy, not Centre
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Election Tracker: Decoding why Nitish Kumar may self-destruct in Bihar
Fppolitics •Another view was that the Bihar chief minister possibly relied too much on the Congress to challenge Modi's might.
Chart: Karnataka favours Modi ahead of Rahul as PM
Fppolitics •Despite the stellar show by Siddaramaiah in Karnataka, Modi has the support from 32 percent of the respondents against Gandhi's 27 percent in the much-coveted race of this election.