Congress to win big in Rajasthan with 120 seats says this survey
New Delhi, Nov 2: A survey has predicted a big win for the Congress in Rajasthan. The survey conducted by Times Now-CNS says that the Congress would win 110-120 seats in the 200 member assembly.

The survey also said that the ruling BJP would take 70-80 seats, the BSP 1-3 and other 7-9.
In the 2013 elections, the BJP had won 163 and the Congress just 21. The BSP had won 3 while the others managed to bag 13 seats in 2013.
Around 32% of respondents said that Pilot should become the next chief minister of Rajasthan, while only 16% favored senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot for the post. Raje, who is fighting anti-incumbency, was preferred by 31% of the respondents.
48 per cent of the respondents said that the performance of the Vasundhara Raje government was poor, while 35% rated the current dispensation's performance as "good" and 12% called it "average".
Rajasthan goes to polls on December 7 and counting will take place on December 11.
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