Chennai, Feb 9 (NationPress) With just two months remaining until the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, the ruling DMK has escalated its preparations by launching an extensive constituency-level survey aimed at identifying candidates who can win and evaluating its electoral prospects statewide.

According to party insiders, this large-scale field study is intended to pinpoint the strongest contender in each constituency by examining factors such as local popularity, organizational strength, past electoral performance, and the current political landscape.

The surveys are being conducted directly among voters, party members, and influential figures to ensure that the leadership receives a realistic overview of the grassroots situation.

Members of the DMK’s political strategy team explained that the process includes contacting voters at the constituency level, beginning with inquiries about which party they plan to support. Respondents are then presented with a list of potential DMK candidates and asked to select their preferred choice.

“The collected responses are compiled and submitted to the leadership, assisting in determining who has the highest chances of winning,” a source revealed.

Voters were prompted to indicate which candidate they would most likely support if nominated by the DMK. Apart from political preference, information regarding respondents’ caste and socio-economic status is also being gathered to gain a clearer understanding of voting patterns.

Feedback is being collected not only from the general public but also from booth-level workers, local officials, and opinion leaders, providing the party with a multi-faceted understanding of each constituency.

Sources associated with the DMK’s consultancy firm indicated that this exercise transcends mere candidate selection.

The insights gained will also inform the party’s wider strategy, especially in forthcoming seat-sharing negotiations with alliance partners.

Constituencies like Thondamuthur, historically assigned to allies, may be reassessed based on the party’s current strength.

Senior leaders are confident that this data-driven approach will empower the DMK to enter alliance discussions with greater clarity and avoid last-minute adjustments.

Once the survey reports are presented to the leadership, the party is expected to establish a formal committee to commence seat-sharing discussions.

As the campaign season gets underway, the DMK seems eager to integrate grassroots insights with strategic planning to enhance its electoral success rate.