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Kerala Elections: It’s a tight contest between LDF, UDF, says CPPR survey
The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), a non-profit research organisation, which conducted a post-poll survey across the state has predicted a photo finish in Kerala Assembly polls.
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KOCHI: The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), a non-profit research organisation, which conducted a post-poll survey across the state has predicted a photo finish in Kerala Assembly polls. According to the survey report released by CPPR, 41.7 per cent of respondents favoured the LDF while 41.6 per cent supported the UDF. As many as 12.3 per cent people opted for the NDA.
It’s a tight contest between LDF and UDF in Kerala, says CPPR poll survey
According to the survey report released by CPPR, 41.7% of the respondents favoured the LDF while 41.6% people supported the UDF.
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KOCHI: The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), a non-profit research organisation, which conducted a post-poll survey across the state predicted a photo finish in Kerala Assembly polls.
According to the survey report released by CPPR, 41.7% of the respondents favoured the LDF while 41.6% people supported the UDF. As many as 12.3% of people opted for the NDA.
Kerala Elections: Tripunithura remains unpredictable
While all three fronts express confidence of their candidates’ victory, various factors at play make it difficult to predict where the wind has flown
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KOCHI: A day after the poll, the three leading fronts were engrossed in analysing the turnout numbers to see to which direction the wind had flown. However, in Tripunithura, leaders of CPM, Congress and BJP are yet to come to a firm conclusion as various elements, including the impact of the Sabarimala issue, had made the contest here unpredictable.
The Left front, banking on the welfare activities, expressed confidence that sitting MLA M Swaraj would be elected again from Tripunithura. On the contrary, Congress believe that there was an anti-incumbency factor against the sitting MLA. The Congress leaders also said Swaraj’s certain remarks when the Sabarimala protests were raging would also work in favour of i
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