News India Himachal Pradesh Opinion Poll 2022: BJP set to retain power with 41 seats, Congress to get 25 seats

Himachal Pradesh Opinion Poll 2022: BJP set to retain power with 41 seats, Congress to get 25 seats

Himachal Pradesh Opinion Poll 2022: The hilly state will go to polls on November 12 and counting will be on December 8.

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Himachal Pradesh Opinion Poll 2022:  The bugle has been sounded for the Himachal Pradesh assembly election 2022. Voting for all 68 assembly seats in the state will be held on November 12 and the counting of votes will take place on December 8. Days before the hilly state votes to pick a new goverment, India TV - Matrize Opinion Poll gauged the mood of the people. 

Which party to get what percentage of votes?

As per India TV - Matrize Opinion Poll,  the ruling BJP will get 46% votes in the Himachal Pradesh assembly elections. On the other hand, the main opposition party of the state - Congress - is seen getting 42% votes. If we talk about the Aam Aadmi Party, which is trying to establish its foot in the state through these elections, will get get only 2% votes. Apart from this, 10% votes are seen going in the account of other parties and independent candidates.

Seat share 

According to the survey, out of the total 68 seats, BJP is winning in 41 assembly seats. At the same time, the Congress party may have to sit in the opposition this time also. Congress is seen getting 25 seats. At the same time, the Aam Aadmi Party is not seen winning even a single seat. At the same time, 2 seats are going to the account of others.

Here are the highlights of India TV - Matrize Himachal Pradesh Opinion Poll 2022

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  • 5:46 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    BJP set to retain power in Himachal Pradesh

    BJP set to retain power in Himachal Pradesh

  • 5:44 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    People don't trust Congress: CM Jairam Thakur

    BJP changed the trend by coming to power again in Uttarakhand. The BJP government in Uttar Pradesh also became an example, says Chief Minister Jairam Thakur

  • 5:22 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Are you satisfied with CM Jairam Thakur's work?

    CM's report card

  • 5:18 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    How effective is Modi-factor in the elections?

    32%: yes
    43%: To some extent
    23%: No
    2%: Cant say

  • 5:15 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Which party has been hit hard by factionalism?

    Factionalism is an issue in Himachal Pradesh poll issue

  • 5:11 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Agniveer scheme will hit BJP hard: Congress's Anuma Acharya

    I can say this with full confidence that Congress will return to power in Himachal Pradesh. Agniveer scheme has hit the BJP, they are not realising it, says Anuma Acharya, Congress spokesperson

  • 5:08 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Double-engine govt will return to rule in Himachal: Gaurav Bhatia

    The BJP is a trend setter party, this time it will set the trend of a party retaining power in Himachal Pradesh, says BJP's spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia

  • 5:08 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    26% think unemployment is a poll issue

    While 26% of people think that unemployment is a poll issue, 14% are upset due to inflation, corruption bothers 11%, 9% are upset with existing MLAs and 8% are miffed with old pension scheme

  • 3:46 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

  • 3:38 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address two rallies in Sindar Nagar and Solan on Saturday

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address two rallies in Sindar Nagar and Solan on Saturday in his campaign for the BJP in the Himachal Pradesh assembly polls scheduled for November 12. Official sources said he will also visit Radha Soami Satsang in Beas Punjab. The sect has a large following in the hill state as well.

  • 3:38 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Congress banks on 'royals'

    Once reigning over principalities, the erstwhile royals of Himachal Pradesh are looking to retain their influence -- they are not just contesting elections but also becoming a centre of debate between the Congress and the ruling BJP. While the Congress, looking to come back to power in the hill state, has put its money on several former "royals" in the upcoming Assembly polls, the ruling BJP says there is no place for "rajas and ranis" in a democracy.

  • 3:38 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Cong, BJP brace for rebel impact

    With only a few days to go for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly polls, the rebel factor is wearing down both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress, with top leaders of both camps working overtime to blunt the impact of dissent. Though both the parties have managed to quell the rebellion in some of the state's 68 seats, they had to crack the whip against certain unhappy former lawmakers and ministers who refused to toe the party line on official candidature.

     

  • 3:37 PM (IST) Posted by Nivedita Dash

    Three rebel BJP candidates still in race in CM's home district

    Three rebel BJP candidates were left in the fray in Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur's home district Mandi while 92 candidates withdrew their papers in Himachal Pradesh on the last day for the withdrawal of nominations for the November 12 Assembly elections. The ruling BJP is facing rebel candidates in three of 10 seats in the CM's home district after 11 candidates withdrew their papers in Mandi. Currently, 67 candidates are in the fray in Mandi.