'Samay' and CNX a Delhi based Research and Survey agency conducted the pre poll survey in which BJP ahed of victory margin and getting 128 seats out of 182 in Gujarat.

                                    Video: Samay and CNX Opinion Poll

The State of Gujarat will go to polls on December 9 and 14. The Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party have left no stone unturned to make maximum gains in elections.

                                               Samay and CNX Opinion Poll

For Congress, Rahul Gandi has run a whirlwind campaign to give his party a boost before 2019 general elections. For BJP, PM Narendra Modi is leading the campaign from the front, projecting himself as the prime administrator for his home state. 

                                          Samay and CNX Opinion Poll

 A number of factors – unrest among the Patidars, anti-incumbency, unrest among Dalits have made things difficult for an otherwise strong BJP in terms of numbers and countrywide political presence. Congress, on the other hand, is going through it’s toughest phase. People of this state are set to vote on December 8 and December 9.

CNX, a Delhi based Research & Survey agency, in association with Sahara Samay, a conducted a pre-poll survey in the residential and business areas of remote and key localities of the state, including upper middle class colonies. The focus of the survey was to gauge the mood of the ordinary people – aam admi – on the street. 

Finding out the opinions of the man on the street was the major concern of the survey. A quantitative survey using a structured questionnaire was administered randomly to 11160 men and women from section A and section B households, in the age group of 18 to 70. 

The survey team visited 93 outof the 182 Assembly seats in the states going deep into by-lanes and meeting people from all walks of life. The respondents were selected randomly keeping in view the demographic, professional and migration dimensions. 

                        Samay and CNX Opinion Poll

On the whole, the sample respondents came from all walks of life as cobblers, tailors, barbers, daily wage laborers, petty shop keepers, migrant laborers, mechanics, registered medical practitioners, auto rickshaw drivers, taxi drivers, real estate dealers, etc.