00:00Projected vote share, if elections were held today, as per the C voter poll for India today,
00:07boot of the nation, NDA would end up with 45%. That's minus two. But when you look at minus two,
00:14remember, this is of course, in comparison to where we have stood over recent polls. So that's
00:2145% to the NDA. That's what they got 47% in January of 2026, down to India Alliance 39%,
00:31others 16%.
00:33So it's a 2% swing as of now. Projected seat share, NDA, if elections were held today, would get
00:43326.
00:45Now that, remember, also includes the fact that the NDA has been boosted by recent parties
00:50breaking up and joining it. Now, this is in contrast to 352, which the NDA was getting six
00:57months ago. So they are down 26. India Alliance is only marginally up 185, up 3. 32 are others.
01:07So the largest chunk are coming to these parties, up 23. Projected vote share, party-wise, BJP 39%,
01:18down 2% compared to January 2026. Congress 21% up 1. Others 40% minus 1. And take a
01:28look at
01:28seat share. That's where the BJP is getting a significant drop of 26 seats compared to January
01:34261. Below the halfway mark, down 26. But the Congress is going to 106. That's up 26. Again,
01:44compared to 26 January. But still well short of the majority while the BJP is very close to the halfway
01:53mark. So the gap between the BJP and Congress remains significant. Others are as much as 176
02:02at the moment. So that's the first big takeaway. If elections were held today, you would still have
02:09an NDA government. The Congress may have made small gains compared to six months ago,
02:14but clearly nowhere close to the BJP.