The Assembly first met on 9 December 2023. Its five-year term runs to 8 December 2028, and the election is due by then. The Election Commission of India announces the schedule.
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The three parties with the largest vote share in the Assembly 2023, with their leaders by the same rule. The figures are live from the public pulse on X.
Indian National CongressINC
B. Mahesh Kumar GoudTelangana Pradesh Congress Committee president
A. Revanth ReddyChief Minister, Leader of the House
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Bharat Rashtra SamithiBRS
K. Chandrashekar RaoParty president; Leader of the Opposition
K. T. Rama RaoWorking president
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Bharatiya Janata PartyBJP
N. Ramchander RaoState president
Alleti Maheshwar ReddyLegislature party leader
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What Telangana is saying on X
The public mood about the three biggest parties on the road to 2028, from people's posts on X about Telangana, updated every morning. The parties' own accounts are left out.
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How to read this
"Talked about" counts how often each party comes up: out of every 100 posts that mention one of the three parties, how many are about this one.
"Public mood" says whether posts about the party mostly praise it, criticise it or neither, as judged by an AI model that reads each post.
Each account counts once a day and copied posts count once, so organised campaigns cannot drown out everyone else. This is what people on X say, not an opinion poll.
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The Assembly election is due by December 2028.
Where each party stands with people on X this week
Further right means more praise, further left more criticism; a bigger circle means the party is talked about more.
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INC
BRS
BJP
Indian National Congress
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Bharat Rashtra Samithi
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Bharatiya Janata Party
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Over time
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Indian National Congress
Bharat Rashtra Samithi
Bharatiya Janata Party
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INC
BRS
BJP
Most-shared posts
The day's most-shared original posts about each party, one per account, picked by the same rule for every party. Party accounts are left out. Showing a post does not mean we agree with it.
Posts are shown with X's own embeds, which load from X and may set cookies.
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This is the conversation on X, not an opinion poll and not a forecast. People on X are not a sample of voters, and organised campaigns are active there. How the pulse is measured
What the leaders are posting
Each listed leader's most-engaged original posts on X in the past week, chosen by the same rule for every party. These are the leaders' own words: they are not counted in the public pulse. Showing a post does not mean we agree with it.
Posts are shown with X's own embeds, which load from X and may set cookies.
Indian National Congress
A. Revanth ReddyChief Minister, Leader of the House
Parties that won at least 5 seats in Assembly 2023, or polled at least 10% of the vote in Assembly 2023 or Lok Sabha 2024. The same rule for every party.
Symbols are the ones the Election Commission of India reserves for each party, drawn in this site's own style. Leaders are each party's head in Telangana and its leader in the Assembly.
A. Revanth ReddyChief Minister, Leader of the House
K. Chandrashekar RaoParty president; Leader of the Opposition
K. T. Rama RaoWorking president
