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Hung assembly
by ravishankar on Apr 09, 2008 03:00 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

yellaru kele, Yavano shatta nanna maga heluva
mathu kelabedi. Nanu heluthiruvu satya. yare
yaste badkondru namma karnataka jana yarigu majority kodolla. i am telling with most
disheartdly.

According to me the result could be like this,
This is 100% guarantee. Don't belive write it
in bond paper.
Seats vote share
Cong(I) 75-80 33-35%
BJP 75-80 28-30%
JD(S) 30-35 16-18%
OTHERS 20-25 14-17%

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  RE:Hung assembly
by narayan on Apr 09, 2008 03:03 PM   Permalink
according to u only 210 seats in karnataka !!!!
how come ???
rest 15 odd seats swallowed ????

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by ravishankar on Apr 09, 2008 03:11 PM   Permalink
Mr,
If you see my figure. You can clearly know that
I have given the range of seats for individual parties. So one party could go to higher mark and other lower. finally the tally comes to 224 only. if having any doubt calculate with ranges.
This variation is due to the vote share which
itself is having 2% swing for or away which leads to this kind of result. I am Psephologist


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  RE:Hung assembly
by rama on Apr 09, 2008 03:42 PM   Permalink
now i understand y psephologists in india are always wrong !!!! we have seen this just 3 months back in gujarat

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by ravishankar on Apr 09, 2008 03:46 PM   Permalink
Mr,
In Gujrat the fight is bipolar. So even a vote
swing of 2-3% cause more no of seats difference
between two parties. don't compare gujrat case to karnataka.

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  RE:Hung assembly
by rama on Apr 09, 2008 03:49 PM   Permalink
so y ur psephologists got in wrong in uttar pradesh ????any reasons ???

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by narayan on Apr 09, 2008 03:05 PM   Permalink
even dewe gowda himself claims jd(s) will win only 30 seats !!! but u providing them even more..hilarious indeed !!!

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by ravishankar on Apr 09, 2008 03:14 PM   Permalink
Mr,
Sometimes the election results are so surprise that even the winning party also could not predict that we won so many seats beyond our
expectation. I have given this figure because the particularly in this election in every constituency there will be four way fight not three way fight. The fourth fighter will be BSP or SP or independent of rebel candidate causing
damange to any of these three parties


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by Dark Horse on Apr 09, 2008 03:57 PM   Permalink
for your kind information BSP(minority votes from Congress) or SP(muslim votes from JDS) will eat only Congress and JDS votes more compared to BJP.
so BJP will be have better result than mentioned by you.


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  RE:Hung assembly
by rama on Apr 09, 2008 03:45 PM   Permalink
now i will predict...
bjp--125-135 seats
cong--50-50 seats
jds-15-20 seats
others-10-20 seats


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by rama on Apr 09, 2008 03:50 PM   Permalink
so y ur psephologists got in wrong in uttar pradesh ????any reasons ???



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by ravishankar on Apr 09, 2008 04:11 PM   Permalink
Psephologists never went wrong in UP. In fact
the margin of 1.5% caused BSP to gain majority.
I am repeatedly saying don't compare any other state to karnataka. The congress & JD(S)base is still very strong in rural& interior karnataka.
There is a wide difference of opinion from city to rural.

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