In the lead-up to the much-anticipated elections in Tamil Nadu, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is making noteworthy strides, particularly with the enthusiastic reception of Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party Chief K Annamalai’s Padayatra. Despite projections indicating the BJP winning just one seat in the DMK-ruled state, there is an optimistic undertone for the party’s prospects, according to the latest TimesNow-Matrize survey.
The TimesNow-Matrize survey reveals that the BJP is estimated to secure a vote share of 20.4%, a promising figure that is expected to witness an upward trajectory as election day approaches. A significant 58%of respondents believe that Annamalai’s PadaYatra will have a positive impact, underlining the growing appeal of the BJP’s campaign efforts.
In a state where the DMK-Congress alliance is projected to dominate with 36 out of the 39 seats, the BJP’s resilience is evident.
While 44% of survey participants expressed dissatisfaction with Chief Minister MK Stalin’s governance, the positive sentiment surrounding Annamalai’s yatra indicates a potential shift in public perception. This positive outlook is reflected in the growing support for the BJP, with voters expressing confidence in the party’s agenda and leadership.
Political pundits predict that if not for the DMK’s alliance dynamics, the BJP could surpass the DMK in terms of individual vote share in Tamil Nadu and that the numbers for BJP will go up from here.
As the electoral landscape continues to evolve, the BJP’s rising vote share and the optimistic response to Annamalai’s PadaYatra paint a picture of a party on the ascendancy in Tamil Nadu. With the elections drawing near, the BJP’s strategic campaigns and the positive resonance with the electorate set the stage for an engaging and closely contested political battle in the state.
20.4% is BJP’s estimated vote share today & 58% of people in TN think Thalaivar @annamalai_k’s PadaYatra will have an impact.
So, one can be rest assured that the % will move up from here up & until the election day.
If not for the alliance, DMK as a party will have lesser… pic.twitter.com/mOEetogTBC
— Krishna Kumar Murugan (@ikkmurugan) February 7, 2024
(with inputs from TimesNow)
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