Assembly Election Results 2023: High Stakes Telanaga Polls in 10 Points
Triangular Power Struggle
The ruling BRS (formerly TRS) faces a strong challenge from both the BJP and Congress in this 119-seat battle. With the BJP aiming for its first Telangana win and the Congress riding a recent wave of support, the race is tight and unpredictable.
Credit:
A State of Firsts
Telanganas elections are among the first in a series of state polls before the 2024 national elections, making them a crucial indicator of national political trends. Additionally, over 5 lakh first-time voters and a significant number of PwD, Third Gender, and senior citizens will cast their ballots for the first time.
Credit:
BRS Dominates Past, Congress Chases Momentum
In 2018, BRS secured a landslide victory with 88 seats, followed by Congress with 19. This time, Congress hopes to bridge the 18% voting gap and capitalize on recent gains, while BRS focuses on retaining its turf.
Credit:
Beyond the Big Three
While the major parties grab headlines, other players like the TDP, which once held sway, and the AIMIM, with its strong local presence, cant be ignored. Their performance could impact the outcome.
Credit:
Spotlight on Key Constituencies
From KCRs home turf of Gajwel to the politically volatile Huzurabad and Korutla, several constituencies will be closely watched. These battles could swing the overall results.
Credit:
KCR's Double Gamble
The veteran leader and BRS founder is contesting from two seats – his stronghold Gajwel and the new challenge of Kamareddy. His success, especially against BJPs Etela Rajender and Congress Revanth Reddy, will be crucial for BRSs future.
Credit:
KTR Defends His Stronghold
KCRs son and minister KTR seeks to retain Sircilla, which he won with a massive margin in 2018. But this time, he faces stiff competition from both BJP and Congress, adding to the familys political weight in the elections.
Credit:
Beyond Dynasties:
While KCR and KTRs presence is undeniable, the elections also witness several other families carrying political legacies. This adds a layer of local intrigue and personalisation to the overall contest.
Credit:
A State on the Move
Telanganas development story, with its focus on irrigation, industry, and social welfare, will be a major point of discussion. Voters will evaluate BRSs performance and consider the promises of BJP and Congress for the future.
Credit:
All Eyes on December 3rd
With high voter turnout expected and the race neck-and-neck, the December 3rd results will not only decide Telanganas next government but also potentially influence the national political landscape in the lead-up to the 2024 general elections.
Credit:
View More Web Stories