The forecast sees BJP bettering its performance by 4 per cent as compared to the 2012 assembly polls, when it secured 48 per cent of votes. There is no noticeable change in seat share projections for Congress in 2017.Image shows the seat share projections in Gujarat assembly polls 2017: Times Now-VMR surveyThe survey is based on a sample size of 6,000 respondents spread across all regions of the state. The survey has a margin of error of plus, minus 3 per cent.Times Now asked five broad questions to the respondents of the survey:* Is the BJP's Gujarat 'Gaurav' a winning slogan? * Who will win Gujarat polls?The BJP tally, according to the survey, could better the 2012 results, as the party had won 115 seats with Narendra Modi as CM. Thefor the two-phase elections will take place on December 9 and 14, and votes will be counted on December 18.

Source: Times of India October 25, 2017 15:41 UTC