Modi most preferred for PM's post, way ahead of Rahul Gandhi


New Delhi, Sep 4 (IANS): As many as 51.6 per cent of the respondents in the five poll-bound states of Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur prefer Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister as compared to former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, whose approval rating is merely 30.2 per cent, as per the ABP-CVOTER-IANS BATTLE FOR THE STATES - WAVE 1 survey.

The survey also disclosed that except for Punjab, Modi is the most-preferred PM candidate in the four other states going to the polls next year.

More than 58 per cent of the respondents in Goa prefer Modi as the PM candidate, as compared to Rahul Gandhi (39.4 per cent).

Similarly, in Manipur, 56 per cent of the voters have preferred Modi over the former Congress president, who got the support of only 6.1 per cent respondents. However, 6.1 per cent have chosen none of the two.

In Uttar Pradesh, 48 per cent of the respondents back Modi as the PM, while 33.5 per cent prefer Rahul Gandhi for the top post. A total of 13.6 per cent of the respondents do not support either of the two.

In the hill state of Uttarakhand, 49 per cent voters support Modi as the preferred PM choice, whereas 30.2 per cent opt for Rahul Gandhi. A total of 9.6 per cent of the people surveyed support neither Modi, nor Rahul Gandhi.

Surprisingly, in the Congress-ruled state of Punjab, 39.4 per cent of voters do not support either Modi or Rahul Gandhi, while 9.8 per cent did not give their preference.

In Punjab, Modi is behind Rahul Gandhi in preference, with 30.0 per cent of the respondents backing Rahul Gandhi and 20.5 per cent supporting Modi.

The overall sample size for the survey was 81,006 in five states covering 690 Assembly seats.

 

  

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  • Shuba, Mangaluru

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    After going through the hardships the economically weaker people have learnt how the situation under the present boasting PM and his politicians is changing but the illiterate voters still would follow him as they're given the sentimental values on hindutva. In reality it's impossible for the bjp to win the voters confidence as they have nothing to show on sincerity.

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  • anthony, mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Mind games have started by the BJP using their paid media. Few weeks ago there were report that all over India our PM's ratings have dropped drastically due to his way of managing all the concerns that common man had... Be it covid, economy, campaigns etc. In any case state elections have no relevance for the central leadership. It will be local issues. I predict the results will be like the Bengal results given the mood of the nation and the all round failures of the BJP Govt.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Raul's party was in power for 10 L-O-N-G years but he did not take any responsibility and wasted own time, now he wants to be PM candidate that too after loosing big time from family bastion Amethi. On the other hand, Modi comes as PM in 2014 after being CM of Gujarat for 10 years and before that 15 years as BJP National General Secretary! And he's been a PM for last 7 years, more than 60 percent life in public domain.

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  • Kitta, Mlore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    opening a account or crossing double digit is difficult for congress recent election Than how grand old party leader become PM In 2014 they got 44 seats in 2019 they got 52 seats May be in 2024 they will will get 30. to 35 seats

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  • Shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Great....people exactly know who is working for them and who is barking.

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  • Anticorrupt, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Shetre., people work for themselves. Sadly, politicians too work for themselves and their kith and kin.

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  • Nice, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Not Certin why , But it is what it is, End of the day sorry for TAX payers

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  • Jossy Tauro, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Modi is popular for Faku bhashans in the world. Previous prime minister like Manmohan singh is not famous for feku bhashans but our economy is was the best. Without talking much doing works is great. Modi himself making him high.

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  • sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    I would be vary of these orchestrated reports .Maybe a ploy to make the guard down. I would give 100% marks to Modi ji for handling ,Corona ,vaccine and afghanistan .. Never in the history of India we have seen such leadership .. He is alone capable of handling not only India's problems but worlds problems too.

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  • Rosh, Mangaluru

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Well said Sense, I too wary with timing of this report. Few weeks ago there were report that all over India our PM's ratings have dropped drastically due to his way of managing all the concerns that common man had... Be it covid, economy, campaigns etc. and it is quite obvious he and his party are in a campaign mode again and want to rebuild his lost image..... When most of our independent institutes are "caged".... How on earth this channel is different...

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    So as per you this is 'orchestrated report'. If on the other hand the report were to give 51.6 % to RG and 39.4% to NM, would it be non - orchestrated one ? Orchestrated or not, there seems to be lot of paranoia in the air!

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  • sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Very Good English ..

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  • Rosh, Mangaluru

    Sat, Sep 04 2021

    Geoffrey... yes it is orchestrated one for sure.... on the other hand - RG is wouldn't reach PM's figure. But then overall this is an illusion to convince the common man in poll bound states

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