As the elections draw near, major political parties have begun distributing money. The cost of each vote in every constituency depends on the financial capacity of the candidates.
Reports indicate that a significant price has been set for votes in Kuppam.
Both parties are compelled to offer payments ranging from Rs. 4,000 to Rs. 5,000. The ruling party is determined to defeat Chandrababu by any means necessary.
On the other hand, winning in Kuppam is of great prestige for Chandrababu, so he must take it seriously.
Until now, Chandrababu has been winning without employing a 'note for vote' strategy in this region. However, analysts believe it will be challenging for him to win this time without appeasing voters.
The YCP has strategically raised slogans like "Why Not 175" and "Why Not Kuppam," making a concerted effort to secure a victory in Kuppam.
In short, Chandrababu faces significant opposition. Electioneering primarily involves managing the polls, and the last two days of campaigning require careful calculation.
The actions taken by candidates in the final days before the election to sway voters' opinions will ultimately determine the outcome.
In line with this, one party has started distributing money to voters in Kuppam since Tuesday. They reportedly offer Rs. 4,000 per vote in strong areas and Rs. 5,000 per vote in weaker areas to secure support by any means necessary.
Kuppam voters note that such high rates for votes have never been seen before. There is widespread discussion that both parties must offer similar payment levels to voters to keep their chances alive.
We'll have to wait and see what the Kuppam voters ultimately decide!