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New Delhi, Jan 21: The IBN and the CSDS have carried out a pre-poll

for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections across the country in the second week of January. How will the Congress, BJP, regional parties and the new kid in the block, Aam Aadmi Party, will perform in the big battle? Here is a look starting from the eastern part of the country.

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Other findings:

• The UPA government should return to power: 29% said yes, 36% said no.

• Preferred PM: 18% wants Modi, 11% wants Mamata, 9% wants Rahul Gandhi.

• Thirty-seven per cent of BJP supporters want a BJP-TMC alliance.

Other findings:

• Satisfaction with Naveen Patnaik's BJD government: 67% spoke in favour while 29% against.

• Naveen Patnaik's popularity as the chief minister: 70% in his favour while 26% not.

• Fifty-one per cent people think the BJD should get a chance to form a government again (Assembly polls in Odisha are also due with the Lok Sabha polls this year)

Other findings:

• Satisfaction with Nitish Kumar government: 59% said yes while 38% said no.

• Satisfaction with Nitish Kumar as chief minister: 63% said yes while 36% said no.

• The Nitish Kumar government should be blamed for the blast at the BJP's Patna rally on October 27: 51% said yes.

• RJD chief Lalu Prasad got adequate punishment for the fodder scam: 46% said yes, 19% felt it was too harsh and 19% also felt it was too little.

• Preferred PM: 18% supported Modi, 15% backed Nitish Kumar, 11% favoured Lalu Prasad while 9% voted for Rahul Gandhi.

• BJP supporters want a BJP-JDU alliance: 66%

• Cong supporters want a Cong-RJD alliance: 57%

• Cong supporters want a Cong-JDU alliance: 42%

• JDU supporters want a BJP-JDU alliance: 55%

• RJD supporters want a Cong-RJD alliance: 47%

Other findings:

• Satisfaction with Tarun Gogoi as CM: 47% said yes, 40& said no.

• Satisfaction with Tarun Gogoi's government: 50% said yes, 37% said no.

Other findings:

• Satisfaction with the Congress govt: 31% said yes while 55% said no

• In Telangana: Satisfied with the Congress govt: 36%, not satisfied 56%

• In Seemandhra: Satisfied 32%, dissatisfied 54%

• Happy with Kiran Kumar Reddy as CM: 37% said yes, 54% said no, can't say 9%

• The Congress govt should be given another chance (Andhra will also go to state polls this year): 14% said yes, 56% said no, 30% said can't say

• In Telangana: 42% said no to another term to the Congress, in Seemandhra the figure is 70%

• In Telangana, 34% feels Congress will benefit from the division of the state, 7% feels otherwise

• Twenty three per cent of YSR Congress voters wants an alliance with the BJP for the LS polls

• Forty-five per cent of BJP supporters wants to have an alliance with the TDP

• Forty four pert cent of TDP supporters wants an alliance with the BJP

• Projected vote share in Seemandhra (25 seats): YSRC 41%, TDP 28%, Cong 16%, BJP 9%, Others 6%

• In Telangana (17 seats): Cong 33%, TRS 23%, TDP 13%, BJP 11%, YSRC 1%

• Preferred as PM: Narendra Modi 22%
  

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Other findings:

• Satisfaction with Siddaramaiah govt: 71% yes, 24% no

• Satisfaction with Siddaramaiah as CM: 76% yes, 20% no

• Will BS Yeddyurappa be an asset or liability for the BJP? 29% said asset, 43% said liability

• Whose govt has been better? 46% voted for current Cong govt, 21% for previous BJP govt

• Support for BSY's re-entry into BJP: 50% against, 32% for

• Preferred as PM: Narendra Modi 28% (8% in 2013), Rahul Gandhi 19% (18% in 2013)

Other findings:

• Dissatisfaction with UPA govt: 42% (30% in 2013)

• UPA should get another chance: 26% said yes (35% in 2013), 59% said no

• Preferred as PM: Narendra Modi 54% (23% in 2013), Rahul Gandhi 21% (15% in 2013)

• Who will be a better PM, Modi or Shivraj Singh Chouhan? Modi 46%, Chouhan 30%

• Who deserves credit for the BJP's recent win in MP? Chouhan 79%, Modi 4%

• 73% in MP has heard of AAP. 48% wants AAP to contest from their seats, 22% inclined to vote for AAP

Other findings:

• Satisfaction with UPA govt: 29% (26% in 2013)

• Deserves credit for win in Chhattisgarh in December: Modi 5%, Raman Singh 58%

• Modi as preferred PM: 28% (10% in 2013)

• Rahul Gandhi: 13% (8% in 2013)

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