Narendra Modi remains the most-preferred Prime Ministerial candidate in the four poll-bound states of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur, while in Punjab, another state that will go to the polls next year, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal holds the edge, as per the latest ABP-CVOTER-IANS State of States 2021 tracker

As per the survey, 43.1 percent of the respondents feel that Modi is the best choice to lead the country, followed by Rahul Gandhi at 9.1 percent, Arvind Kejriwal at 5.2 percent, Manmohan Singh at 3.5 percent and Yogi Adityanath at 3.2 percent.

In the state-wise breakup, Modi got more than 42 percent support in all the poll-bound states except Punjab, where only 13.8 percent of respondents backed him. In Goa, Modi got 46.1 percent support, 45.1 percent in Manipur, 43.1 percent in Uttar Pradesh, and 47.3 percent in Uttrakhand.

Rahul Gandhi got only 16.5 percent backing in Goa, 18.3 percent in Manipur, 2.1 percent in Punjab, 5.8 percent in UP, and 4.7 percent in Uttrakhand.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is ahead of Rahul Gandhi in Goa, Uttrakhand and Punjab, where he is also ahead of Modi.

In Goa, Kejriwal got 15.7 percent support, 26.5 percent in Punjab, and 13.6 percent in Uttrakhand.

The survey was conducted in 690 Assembly seats in five poll-bound with a sample size of 98,121.

Narendra Modi remains the most-preferred Prime Ministerial candidate in the four poll-bound states of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur, while in Punjab, another state that will go to the polls next year, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal holds the edge, as per the latest ABP-CVOTER-IANS State of States 2021 tracker

As per the survey, 43.1 percent of the respondents feel that Modi is the best choice to lead the country, followed by Rahul Gandhi at 9.1 percent, Arvind Kejriwal at 5.2 percent, Manmohan Singh at 3.5 percent and Yogi Adityanath at 3.2 percent.

In the state-wise breakup, Modi got more than 42 percent support in all the poll-bound states except Punjab, where only 13.8 percent of respondents backed him. In Goa, Modi got 46.1 percent support, 45.1 percent in Manipur, 43.1 percent in Uttar Pradesh, and 47.3 percent in Uttrakhand.

Rahul Gandhi got only 16.5 percent backing in Goa, 18.3 percent in Manipur, 2.1 percent in Punjab, 5.8 percent in UP, and 4.7 percent in Uttrakhand.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is ahead of Rahul Gandhi in Goa, Uttrakhand and Punjab, where he is also ahead of Modi.

In Goa, Kejriwal got 15.7 percent support, 26.5 percent in Punjab, and 13.6 percent in Uttrakhand.

The survey was conducted in 690 Assembly seats in five poll-bound with a sample size of 98,121.