VOTERS' MOOD, NOW

Politicsparty.com did this VOTERS ATTITUDE POLL, to understand the Voters' Attitude as of NOW, in the Coastal Andhra and the Rayalaseema Regions of Andhra Pradesh, in case the Mid-Term Polls are held in 2011.

Politicsparty.com will conduct the Voters’ Attitude Poll in the Telangana Region, later this month, after the Government of India takes the Final Decision, for or against the Creation of the Separate State of Telangana.

LOK SABHA NUMBERS

The Andhra Pradesh State has 42 Lok Sabha MPs.

The Telangana Region, including the Greater Hyderabad Area, has 17 Lok Sabha Constituencies.

The Rayalaseema Region has 8 Lok Sabha Constituencies.

The Coastal Andhra Region has 17 Lok Sabha Constituencies.

KEY TO CENTRAL GOVT IS IN A.P.

Whoever wins the Big Number of Lok Sabha Seats from Andhra Pradesh, will definitely capture the Government of India .

In 1998 and 1999, the BJP-TDP Grouping won 36 of the 42 Lok Sabha Seats to Capture the Central Government for the Vajpayee led BJP.

In 2004 the BJP won 138 Seats across India . The INC won 145 across India . The INC became the Single Largest Party.

If the INC had won 8 Seats less from Andhra Pradesh, then the Vajpayee Government would have again captured the Central Government, because the BJP would then have been the single Largest Party.

The Historic Victory delivered by YSR in Andhra Pradesh to the INC gifted the Central Government to Sonia.

In 2009 the YSR led Sonia Congress won 33 Lok Sabha Seats out of the Total of 42 Lok Sabha Seats.

The Voters of Andhra Pradesh inspired by YSR, Once again gifted the Central Government to Sonia.

ASSEMBLY NUMBERS

The Andhra Pradesh Assembly has 294 Assembly Seats.

The Majority Figure is 148 MLAs.

Whoever wins 148 Assembly Seats will capture the Government to become the Chief Minister.

The Telangana Region including Hyderabad has 119 Assembly Seats out of the Total of 294 MLAs in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly.

If any Party wins more than 147 Seats in the Non-Telangana Regions, then irrespective of the Telangana Results, that Party will capture the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

ANDHRA VOTERS' OPINION 2011

Politicsparty.com conducted the Voters Attitude Poll, in all the 175 Assembly Constituencies in the Rayalaseema nad the Coastal Andhra Regions of the State of Andhra Pradesh , to understand the Voters' Mood, as of Now.

The Research Survey to gauge the Voters’ Mood, was conducted over Two Days during 1 January-2 January 2011.

50 Representative Assembly Constituencies, across the Non-Telangana Portions of the State of Andhra Pradesh, were selected, based on the Results in the 2004 Assembly & Lok Sabha Elections and the 2009 Assembly & Lok Sabha Elections.

A Random Sample of 200 (100 Men and 100 Women) Registered voters, were interviewed in each Assembly Constituency.

The sample Interviewed for the Survey accurately represents the Socio-Economic Demographic Profile of Men and Women, in the Regions of Andhra Pradesh.

The Voters Attitude Poll has been conducted by a Team of highly qualified specialist Psephologists, with No Political Loyalties and possessing Independent Professional Integrity.

POLLED QUESTIONS

On 2011 January 1 st and 2 nd, the Voters, were asked the Questions:

If the Elections to the Andhra Pradesh Assembly are held Today, which Party will you Vote for?

If the Elections to the Lok Sabha are held Today, which Party will you Vote for?

VOTERS' ATTITUDE POLL

The Andhra Pradesh Assembly has 25 Lok Sabha MPs and 294 MLAs.

The Andhra-Rayalaseema Regions have a Total of 175 MLAs.

The Majority Figure to Capture the State Government is 148 MLAs.

Politicsparty.com PRESENTS

ANDHRA VOTERS' ATTITUDE POLL

1-2 JANUARY 2011

ASSEMBLY SUMMARY

The Telugu Desam Party is losing the next Assembly Elections, in Andhra Pradesh, being wiped out, in a Historic Defeat.

The Telugu Desam Party is Not winning a Single seat from among the 175 Assembly Constituencies.

The Prajarajyam Party is Not winning a Single seat, from among the 175 Assembly Constituencies.

The Congress Party is losing the State Government in the next Assembly Elections, in Andhra Pradesh, being wiped out, in a Historic Defeat.

The Congress Party is Not winning a Single Seat from among the 175 Assembly Constituencies.

Politicsparty.com Voters Attitude Poll Predicts, that the Congress Faction popularly known as the YSR Jagan Party, is winning the Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections, by winning Each and Every Constituency from among the 175 Assembly Constituencies in the Andhra and the Rayalaseema Regions.

Politicsparty.com Predicts that the YSR Jagan Party will capture the Government of Andhra Pradesh, because it is winning more than the Required Majority Figure of 148 MLAs, from outside the Telangana Region Itself.

LOK SABHA SUMMARY

The Telugu Desam Party is Not winning a Single Lok Sabha Constituency, from among the 25 Lok Sabha Constituencies.

The Congress Party is Not winning a Single Lok Sabha Constituency, from among the 25 Lok Sabha Constituencies.

The Politicsparty.com Voters Attitude Poll Predicts, that the Congress Faction popularly known as the YSR Jagan Party is winning 25 MPs, winning Each and Every Lok Sabha Constituency in the 25 Lok Sabha Constituencies from the Andhra and the Rayalaseema Regions.

VVIP DEFEATS

The Congress Party Chief Minister, the Telugu Desam party Leader of the Opposition and the Opposition Prajarajyam Party President Chiranjjevi, All Three are MLAs from the Chittoor District in the Rayalaseema Region.

The Telugu Desam Party President N.Chandrababu Naidu is Losing from his Own Assembly Constituency against the YSR Jagan Candidate.

The Prajarajyam Party President Chiranjeevi is Losing from his Own Assembly Constituency against the YSR Jagan Candidate.

The Indian National Congress Party Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy is Losing from his Own Assembly Constituency against the YSR Jagan Candidate.

HISTORIC VOTE WAVE

The Politicsparty.com Voters' Attitude Poll indicates that there is a Historic Vote Wave in favour of the YSR Jagan Party.

The Politicsparty.com Voters' Attitude Poll indicates that the YSR Jagan Party is winning more than 60% of the Votes in Each and Every Constituency.

There is No Constituency in which the YSR Jagan party is winning less than 60% of the Total Votes.

When One Party wins more than 50% of the Votes in Every Constituency, then all the Candidates of Every Other Party will lose and are losing.

The Politicsparty.com Voters' Attitude Poll Predicts, that the Vote Wave of more than 60% Votes in Every Constituency, is giving the YSR Jagan Party All the 175 Assembly Constituencies and All the 25 Lok Sabha Constituncies, in the Andhra-Rayalaseema Regions.

HISTORY OF VOTE WAVES

The Biggest Vote Wave earlier was, after the Assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, in the 1984 Lok Sabha Elections.

The Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi led Indian National Congress won 414 of the 543 Lok Sabha Seats reducing the BJP to just 2 MPs in the Lok Sabha.

Tamilnadu has also witnessed a Vote Wave, wherein the Jayalalithaa led AIADMK won all the Seats after the Rajiv Assassination in 1991.

In 2004, the DMK-Congress Alliance won all the 39 Lok Sabha Seats from Tamilnadu.

Politicsparty.com Designates the YSR Jagan Vote Wave in Andhra, as the Biggest Vote Wave in the 59 Years of Electoral History of India , since 1952.

FINISHLINE

The Politicsparty.com Voters’ Attitude Poll Predicts, that the Vote Wave in favour of the YSR Jagan Party will Not subside, but will continue to gather more and more votes, to become invincible in the next Assembly and the next Lok Sabha Elections.

The Politicsparty.com Voters' Attitude Poll Predicts, that the YSR Jagan Party will definitely Capture the Government of Andhra Pradesh in the Next Assembly Electons.

The Politicsparty.com Voters' Attitude Poll Predicts, that the YSR Jagan Party, will definitely Play the Pivotal "Government Forming" Role in the Capture of the Government of India , in the Next Lok Sabha Electons.

Dr Y.S.Rajasekhara Reddy popularly known as YSR is proving to be Invincible after being martyred and is looming Larger than All the Other Party Bosses, in the Andhra Electoral Scenario.