Election dates have been announced in Himachal Pradesh. The Election Commission said on Friday that the hill state will go to polls on November 12 and the results will be declared on December 8. The challenge before the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is to repeat the government, as it has a tradition of changing the government in the last 37 years. However, it will not be easy for the Congress to get power due to the busyness of big leaders of the Congress party in the Bharat Jodo Yatra and factionalism among the leaders in the state. This time the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is also in the electoral riots. Meanwhile, C-Voter has presented the latest survey.

According to the survey of C Voter aired on ABP News, once again the BJP government can be formed in the state. The survey has estimated that the BJP can get 38-46 seats in the 68-seat assembly. The ‘Hand’ of the Congress can get 20-28 seats. Talking about vote share, BJP is expected to get 46 percent and Congress 35.2 percent vote share.

Will the record of 37 years be broken in Himachal? The public told the mood in the survey

How about AAP?
The survey estimates that the Aam Aadmi Party, which has prepared to fight alone on all the seats, may have to be content with 0-1 seats. The Arvind Kejriwal-led party is projected to get 6.3 per cent vote share.

there is also good news
According to the survey, even though it is difficult to open an account of Aam Aadmi Party in Uttarakhand. But the party seems to have an advantage. AAP is predicted to get 6.3 per cent vote share. If the party gets this much vote share in Himachal, then it can get the status of a national party. Apart from Delhi, AAP has got the status of a regional party in Punjab and Goa. If the party gets more than 6 percent vote share in Himachal also, then it will get recognition in another state. According to the rules, recognition in 4 states automatically gives the status of a national party.

At the same time, reacting to the announcement of the dates for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, AAP leader Durgesh Pathak said, “We are ready for elections.” He said that the teams formed by the party in every village of Himachal Pradesh are working “hard” to reach out to the people and take AAP’s message to the voters.