The election season is 'ON' in Andhra Pradesh, and each party is boasting its confidence of winning. They have respective surveys on both sides, and each one is believing in something that is comfortable to them.
However, a national survey from neutral sources has indicated that it is not going to be a cakewalk for any party this time in terms of victory.
According to the survey, the state of Andhra Pradesh is expected to witness something similar to what happened in 2014, where the results were a neck-to-neck affair rather than a landslide for any party.
It is known that Chandrababu won in 2014 in a closely contested election where he secured more seats but less vote percentage. The source suggests that this phenomenon may occur for either YCP or TDP+Janasena, depending on the situation at the time of polls.
The factors potentially influencing the outcome until the polling days include the focus on candidate selection, campaign strategy, and the ability to work on the aspects that actually contribute to winning prospects.
If any party makes a wrong move, the positive results might lean towards the opposite party.
We need to observe what strategies will be employed on both sides.