<p>The BJP is predicted to win Uttar Pradesh while AAP may upset Congress' plans in Punjab. Uttarakhand may witness a cliffhanger of sorts while Goa and Manipur may return a hung assembly, according to a new survey.</p>.<p>In Uttar Pradesh, the BJP is likely to win 225-237 seats (41 per cent), SP-RLD 139-155 seats (35 per cent), BSP 13-21 seats (14 per cent), Congress 4-8 seats (7 per cent) and Others 2-6 seats (3 per cent), according to ABP-CVoter survey.</p>.<p>AAP is predicted to be ahead in Punjab with 55-63 seats (40 per cent) while the ruling Congress may sink to 24-30 seats (30 per cent). Akali Dal may improve its seats to 20-26 seats (20 per cent) while BJP-Amarinder Singh combine may have to settle for 3-11 seats (8 per cent) and Others 0-2 seats (2 per cent).</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/election/assembly-election-bjp-may-win-up-uttarakhand-manipur-hung-house-in-goa-punjab-says-survey-1072067.html" target="_blank">Assembly election: BJP may win UP, Uttarakhand, Manipur; hung house in Goa, Punjab, says Survey</a></strong></p>.<p>Uttarakhand is headed for a close contest while Goa and Manipur are likely to throw a hung house with edge to the BJP.</p>.<p>In Uttarakhand, BJP is likely to get 31-37 seats (43 per cent votes) in a House of 70 while Congress may get 30-36 seats (41 per cent). AAP may get 2-4 seats (13 per cent) while others may get a maximum of one seat (3 per cent).</p>.<p>Goa is once again likely to not give a clear verdict with the survey predicting that the ruling BJP may win 14-18 seats (40 per cent) in a House of 40 MLAs while Congress may settle with 10-14 seats (24 per cent). AAP may win 4-8 seats (24 per cent) while Trinamool Congress-led alliance may get only 3-7 seats (8 per cent). Others may grab up to seats (14 per cent).</p>.<p>Manipur is also not giving a clear verdict with the ruling BJP settling for 21-25 seats in a House of 60 seats while Congress may get 17-26. However, the BJP could form the government.</p>.<p><strong>Check out latest DH videos here</strong></p>
<p>The BJP is predicted to win Uttar Pradesh while AAP may upset Congress' plans in Punjab. Uttarakhand may witness a cliffhanger of sorts while Goa and Manipur may return a hung assembly, according to a new survey.</p>.<p>In Uttar Pradesh, the BJP is likely to win 225-237 seats (41 per cent), SP-RLD 139-155 seats (35 per cent), BSP 13-21 seats (14 per cent), Congress 4-8 seats (7 per cent) and Others 2-6 seats (3 per cent), according to ABP-CVoter survey.</p>.<p>AAP is predicted to be ahead in Punjab with 55-63 seats (40 per cent) while the ruling Congress may sink to 24-30 seats (30 per cent). Akali Dal may improve its seats to 20-26 seats (20 per cent) while BJP-Amarinder Singh combine may have to settle for 3-11 seats (8 per cent) and Others 0-2 seats (2 per cent).</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/election/assembly-election-bjp-may-win-up-uttarakhand-manipur-hung-house-in-goa-punjab-says-survey-1072067.html" target="_blank">Assembly election: BJP may win UP, Uttarakhand, Manipur; hung house in Goa, Punjab, says Survey</a></strong></p>.<p>Uttarakhand is headed for a close contest while Goa and Manipur are likely to throw a hung house with edge to the BJP.</p>.<p>In Uttarakhand, BJP is likely to get 31-37 seats (43 per cent votes) in a House of 70 while Congress may get 30-36 seats (41 per cent). AAP may get 2-4 seats (13 per cent) while others may get a maximum of one seat (3 per cent).</p>.<p>Goa is once again likely to not give a clear verdict with the survey predicting that the ruling BJP may win 14-18 seats (40 per cent) in a House of 40 MLAs while Congress may settle with 10-14 seats (24 per cent). AAP may win 4-8 seats (24 per cent) while Trinamool Congress-led alliance may get only 3-7 seats (8 per cent). Others may grab up to seats (14 per cent).</p>.<p>Manipur is also not giving a clear verdict with the ruling BJP settling for 21-25 seats in a House of 60 seats while Congress may get 17-26. However, the BJP could form the government.</p>.<p><strong>Check out latest DH videos here</strong></p>
