Politics  takes  a turns like the public opinion. politics is like flowing water. Stopping it is impossible to keep still in one place. YCP wants to win once again when it comes to ap politics. For that, the 2019 calculations are being worked out by taking the 2014 figures in advance. In 2019, however, the ycp alone got close to 50 percent vote share.

 However, anti-incumbency will increase, even if it is reduced by one to five percent, even if it is calculated to be 45 percent, it is also expected that the victory of the Janasena-TDP combo will be far-fetched. But in 2019 election, tdp got almost 40% vote share. The calculations show that Jana Sena has 6 percent votes. If these two parties form an alliance, they will easily get 46 percent vote share.

 It means that it can be said with simple logic that wherever the ycp decreases by five percent, it will be overcome. And there are analyzes that think that ycp will benefit if these two parties compete separately without an alliance.  But there are new calculations that suggest that may be wrong. Especially if telugu Desam janasena contests together, there will be dissatisfaction in both the parties. Moreover, there are also doubts that if the Jana Sena is given forty seats, there will be conditions for the younger brothers to cooperate to that extent. If the Jana Sena joins the tdp, it is not known how much support the Kapula will gain, but to that extent the solid bc votes will be lost. 

They also say that the calculations that the anti-YCP vote will split in ap if they contest separately are also wrong. Now everything is the age of social media. So the expectations of which party will win and who can hit the ycp hard will always be with the voter. So people will vote for the party which can bring complete opposition to the government. In that way, there are expectations that it is better for tdp to contest separately.