Pre-Poll Survey: UDF Leads in Kerala, LDF Faces Anti-Incumbency Impact

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UDF Leads in Kerala Pre-Poll Survey, LDF Faces Anti-Incumbency Ahead of 2026 Elections

केरल विधानसभा की सभी 140 सीट के लिए नौ अप्रैल को मतदान होगा. (फाइल फोटो)

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News18•19-03-2026, 00:08

UDF Leads in Kerala Pre-Poll Survey, LDF Faces Anti-Incumbency Ahead of 2026 Elections

•A pre-poll survey by Poll Mantra indicates UDF gaining advantage in Kerala with 38.2% vote share, while LDF trails at 33.7%.
•LDF government's performance rated 'very poor' by 31% and 'poor' by 20.9% of respondents.
•K.C. Venugopal emerges as the preferred potential CM with 46.8% support, ahead of Pinarayi Vijayan (27.9%).
•Among UDF CM faces, V.D. Satheesan leads with 29.5%, followed by K.C. Venugopal (28.2%) and Shashi Tharoor (23.4%).
•BJP-led NDA projected to receive 20.4% of votes, with Rajeev Chandrasekhar as top CM choice for NDA.

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