<p>Three opinion poll have given the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP another term in power in the Delhi Assembly polls while predicting that BJP's 22-year-old wait may extend for another five years for a shot in the capital's government.</p>.<p>The ABP-CVoter poll, released on Wednesday, claimed AAP could win 42 to 56 of the 70 seats in the capital while BJP may win 10 to 24 seats in the February 8 polls. The campaigning for the high-octance Delhi polls is ending on Thursday evening.</p>.<p>It also predicted Congress may be a distant third with a maximum of four (0-4) seats in the polls. In the 2015 polls, AAP won 67 seats while the BJP cornered the remaining three seats.</p>.<p>An opinion poll by Times Now-IPSOS had earlier predicted AAP 54-60 seats while is expected to win only 10-14 seats. Congress may get 0-2 seats, it had predicted.</p>.<p>Another poll by Neta App-India News too gave AAP a definite edge. Its poll gave 52-57 seats while BJP and Congress are predicted to win between 11-18 and 0-2 seats respectively. </p>.<p>The ABP-CVoter poll predicted AAP may get a vote share of 45.6% while the BJP is expected to pull around 37.1%. Congress is expected to get only 4.4% while others will grab 12.9%. However, the Times Now-IPSOS poll gave AAP 52% vote share, BJP 34% Congress 4% and others 10%.</p>.<p><br /><strong>ABP-CVoter poll</strong></p>.<p><strong>Vote Share</strong><br />AAP 45.6%<br />BJP 37.1%<br />Congress 4.4%<br />Others 12.9%</p>.<p><strong>Seat Projection</strong><br />AAP 42-56<br />BJP 10-24<br />Congress 0-4<br />Others 0</p>.<p><br /><strong>Times Now-IPSOS poll</strong></p>.<p><strong>Vote Share</strong><br />AAP 52%<br />BJP 34%<br />Congress 4%<br />Others 10%</p>.<p><br /><strong>Seat Projection</strong><br />AAP 54-60<br />BJP 10-14<br />Congress 0-2<br />Others 0</p>
<p>Three opinion poll have given the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP another term in power in the Delhi Assembly polls while predicting that BJP's 22-year-old wait may extend for another five years for a shot in the capital's government.</p>.<p>The ABP-CVoter poll, released on Wednesday, claimed AAP could win 42 to 56 of the 70 seats in the capital while BJP may win 10 to 24 seats in the February 8 polls. The campaigning for the high-octance Delhi polls is ending on Thursday evening.</p>.<p>It also predicted Congress may be a distant third with a maximum of four (0-4) seats in the polls. In the 2015 polls, AAP won 67 seats while the BJP cornered the remaining three seats.</p>.<p>An opinion poll by Times Now-IPSOS had earlier predicted AAP 54-60 seats while is expected to win only 10-14 seats. Congress may get 0-2 seats, it had predicted.</p>.<p>Another poll by Neta App-India News too gave AAP a definite edge. Its poll gave 52-57 seats while BJP and Congress are predicted to win between 11-18 and 0-2 seats respectively. </p>.<p>The ABP-CVoter poll predicted AAP may get a vote share of 45.6% while the BJP is expected to pull around 37.1%. Congress is expected to get only 4.4% while others will grab 12.9%. However, the Times Now-IPSOS poll gave AAP 52% vote share, BJP 34% Congress 4% and others 10%.</p>.<p><br /><strong>ABP-CVoter poll</strong></p>.<p><strong>Vote Share</strong><br />AAP 45.6%<br />BJP 37.1%<br />Congress 4.4%<br />Others 12.9%</p>.<p><strong>Seat Projection</strong><br />AAP 42-56<br />BJP 10-24<br />Congress 0-4<br />Others 0</p>.<p><br /><strong>Times Now-IPSOS poll</strong></p>.<p><strong>Vote Share</strong><br />AAP 52%<br />BJP 34%<br />Congress 4%<br />Others 10%</p>.<p><br /><strong>Seat Projection</strong><br />AAP 54-60<br />BJP 10-14<br />Congress 0-2<br />Others 0</p>
