An opinion poll by Matrize-IANS has predicted a tight contest in West Bengal, with the Trinamool Congress projected to retain an advantage over the BJP-led alliance in the 294-seat Assembly election. According to the survey, the ruling party is expected to secure a clear lead in vote share as well as seats, though the BJP is likely to remain a strong challenger. The projections come as counting of votes for the Assembly elections in West Bengal and four other regions is scheduled for May 4, following 2-phase polling held in April.
Seat Projection
Matrize-IANS Opinion Poll (294 Assembly Seats)
- TMC: 155-170 seats
- BJP+: 100-115 seats
- OTH: 5-7 seats
Vote Share
- TMC: 43-45%
- BJP+: 41-43%
- OTH: 13-15%
Tight Contest Expected
The projections indicate that the election remains competitive despite TMC’s apparent edge. The BJP has continued to maintain a strong presence across several constituencies, making the contest closer than previous elections in some regions.
West Bengal will be voting in two phases for all 294 Assembly seats, with polling on April 23 and April 29. Counting of votes will take place on May 4 along with Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.
The final results will determine whether the Trinamool Congress retains power or if the BJP is able to significantly improve its tally in the state.
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