New Delhi: As Rajasthan readies for the Assembly elections later this year, an Opinion poll by ABP News-C Voter today came up with its startling findings in the Survey, especially on its query about ‘most favourite pick for Chief Minister post’. The poll survey finds anti-incumbency wave, as expected, looming large against Ashok Gehlot government and it is bound to hurt the ruling Congress party. The survey gauged the mood of people on ground on topics ranging from voting for their preferred party & candidate to burning issues like price-rise, unemployment & crime against women in the state. The Survey found that despite anti-incumbency wave, Ashok Gehlot remains the most popular Chief Ministerial face and tops the charts. He is closely followed by BJP veteran Vasundhara Raje while Sachin Pilot comes on third spot. According to ABP-C-Voter Survey, Ashok Gehlot has emerged as the most favoured choice for CM with 35% electorate nodding in his favour while 25% people want to see Vasundhara Raje as the next Chief Minister of state. #BREAKING | राजस्थान के सबसे बड़े मारवाड़ रीजन में भी बीजेपी को बढ़त: सर्वे @romanaisarkhan | @akhileshanandd #RajasthanElection #RajasthanOpinionPoll #AshokGehlot #Congress #BJP pic.twitter.com/hrn9DCNXvL — ABP News (@ABPNews) July 27, 2023 Shekhawat & Rathore in CM race? Sachin Pilot, former Deputy CM and tall Congress leader in the state also remains a popular face for the coveted post. About 19% electorate want to see him as the next Chief Minister. Pilot’s recent confrontation with his ‘boss’ Gehlot is not unknown and it played out in the open, forcing High Command to intervene & broker peace between the warring duo. Gajendra Shekhawat, Union Minister & BJP leader is also in the race for popular CM face. He is the favoured choice of 9% of electorate while Rajyavardhan Rathore has won the support of 5% people. ABP and C-Voter conducted this Opinion Poll on phone, taking into account a sample size of 14,085 respondents. It was done over a period of time till July 25. It says there is scope of plus & minus 3-5% change in its poll findings.
