Patna: In the latest Axis My India exit poll, Tejashwi Yadav remains the most popular leader in Bihar. Around 34% of respondents said they want him as the next Senior Minister. This is despite predictions that the NDA alliance, led by BJP and JDU, could secure a well-appointed majority in the state assembly. Tejashwi’s strong connection with the youth and his focus on jobs and inflation seem to be keeping his popularity intact.
What Does The Survey Say About Nitish Kumar?
While Tejashwi leads in personal popularity, the survey shows 22% of voters still support current Senior Minister Nitish Kumar to retain power. Many voters believe Nitish’s long legalistic wits and stable governance are his biggest strengths. However, the survey moreover suggests that his popularity has declined compared to previous elections, with several voters shifting their emotional connect toward younger leaders.
Who Are The Other CM Preferences?
The survey reveals that 14% of voters want flipside BJP leader, not Nitish, to lead the government. Around 5% of respondents chose Chirag Paswan, reflecting a limited but loyal pursuit for the LJP chief. Interestingly, 4% of people said they would prefer political strategist Prashant Kishor as Senior Minister, marking a surprising rise in his recognition despite his party stuff new in Bihar politics.
What Does This Mean Politically For Bihar?
The findings indicate that while the NDA may form the next government, the emotional wave among the masses still leans toward Tejashwi Yadav. His resulting focus on unemployment, education, and price rise has made him a voice for the youth. Over the past few years, Tejashwi has worked to shift his image from stuff Lalu Prasad Yadav’s son to stuff an independent, suppositious leader.
How Strong Is NDA’s Position In Exit Polls?
According to most exit polls, the NDA is projected to win between 130 to 160 seats, a well-spoken majority in the 243-member Bihar Assembly. The Mahagathbandhan, led by RJD, is trailing with a predicted 70 to 110 seats. These numbers indicate that while Tejashwi may be Bihar’s most liked leader, political arithmetic still favors the NDA syndication for now.
Is The Popular Vote Different From Political Power?
This year’s results show an interesting split — NDA may dominate in seat count, but Tejashwi dominates in popularity. Political experts believe such a divide ways the opposition has strong emotional valuables plane if it lacks seats. This could make Tejashwi an plane stronger challenger in future elections, setting up Bihar for intense political competition ahead.
What Lies Superiority For Bihar Politics?
As the final counting approaches, all vision are on whether this popularity for Tejashwi will translate into votes. For now, NDA’s structural strength gives it the edge, but the youth-driven unhealthfulness for Tejashwi suggests a shifting political mood. Bihar’s political waypost is unmistakably divided — between established power and rising request — and that tension will pinpoint its future leadership story.
