The Bihar Chunav Latest Survey shows that the 2025 assembly elections will again be driven by caste and alliances. The key phrase Bihar Chunav Latest Survey highlights that voting patterns remain traditional, with the Grand Alliance and NDA as the two main camps.
Muslim voters, about 17% of the population, mostly support the Grand Alliance. Yet, Owaisi’s AIMIM has split votes in regions like Seemanchal. The survey notes rising dissatisfaction among Muslims, who want more ticket distribution and leadership roles.
Dalits form nearly 20% of Bihar’s population. Paswan and Musahar groups back the NDA, while Chamars lean toward the Grand Alliance. The EBCs, who are 26%, continue their strong support for the NDA.
OBCs make up 25% of the state. Yadavs (11%) remain with RJD and Lalu Prasad Yadav’s family. Non-Yadav OBCs like Kurmis and Kushwahas lean NDA, though a shift toward the Grand Alliance is possible, as seen in recent Lok Sabha polls.
The Bihar Chunav Latest Survey hints at small seat shifts. NDA may keep strongholds in Magadh and Bhojpur, while the Grand Alliance could gain in Purnia. Bihar’s caste equations remain the decisive factor in 2025.
