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NDA may win 324 seats if Lok Sabha polls were held today: Mood of the Nation poll

The NDA would secure a majority with 324 seats if Lok Sabha elections were held today, according to the Mood of the Nation poll. This represents a decline of 19 seats from the February 2025 tracker. The India Alliance is projected to win 208 seats, an increase of 20. Party-wise, the BJP is projected at 260 seats, short of the halfway mark on its own, while the Congress would get 97. 

The India Today-Cvoter Mood of the Nation (MOTN) poll was conducted between July 1 and August 14, 2025, surveying 54,788 individuals across all Lok Sabha segments. An additional 1,52,038 interviews from CVoter's regular tracker data were also analysed. Thus, the opinion of a total of 2,06,826 respondents was considered for this MOTN report.
 

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