Ground-level surveys and observations by political analysts suggest that the YSRCP's popularity has surged by nearly 4% over the last three weeks.
The impact of Siddham meetings by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and the issues surrounding the TDP-Janasena alliance have significantly dampened anti-incumbency sentiments, tipping the electoral scales in favor of the YSRCP.
Not only that, until a month ago, there were indications that Janasena could win in East and West Godavari districts. However, the current atmosphere indicates that the Godavari region will also likely be secured by the YSRCP without any doubt.
Observations indicate that women voters, along with SC/ST/BC/Minorities, are predominantly leaning towards the YSRCP.
A ground report suggests that the majority of independent women voters in these regions, irrespective of their religion or political affiliations, are favoring the YSRCP.
The signs of a pro-YSRCP wave are evident from the betting activity in coastal districts, where the majority of stakes are placed on the YSRCP's victory at the state, district, and constituency levels.
At this eleventh hour, it is challenging to change this prevailing atmosphere and reverse the tide in favor of the TDP-Janasena coalition, regardless of their alliance with the BJP.
