The survey also assessed public satisfaction with the state's governance. Regarding the Tamil Nadu government's performance, 15% of respondents were "very much satisfied," 36% were "satisfied to some extent," 25% were "not at all satisfied," and 24% remained undecided. For MK Stalin's individual performance as Chief Minister, 22% expressed being "very much satisfied," 33% "satisfied to some extent," 22% "not at all satisfied," and 23% were undecided. These figures suggest a nuanced public perception of Stalin's leadership.
Edappadi K Palaniswami's performance as Leader of the Opposition received mixed reviews. Only 8% of respondents were "very much satisfied," 27% were "satisfied to some extent," 32% were "not at all satisfied," and 33% were undecided. This indicates a significant portion of the electorate remains uncertain about his effectiveness in the opposition role.
Vijay's emergence as a political contender is noteworthy. Renowned for his cinematic influence, his transition to politics has been met with considerable public interest. The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, under his leadership, has yet to participate in electoral contests, making his 18% support in the survey particularly significant. Political analysts suggest that Vijay's popularity could disrupt traditional party dynamics in Tamil Nadu, historically dominated by the DMK and AIADMK.
The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam , founded in 1972 by M.G. Ramachandran, has been a central force in Tamil Nadu politics. Following the leadership of J. Jayalalithaa, the party has faced internal challenges and evolving public perceptions. The current survey results, placing Palaniswami behind both Stalin and Vijay, may prompt strategic reassessments within the party.
K Annamalai's 9% support reflects the Bharatiya Janata Party's ongoing efforts to establish a stronger foothold in Tamil Nadu. Despite being a national party, the BJP has traditionally struggled to gain significant traction in the state. Annamalai's leadership marks a concerted push to alter this dynamic, though the survey indicates substantial ground remains to be covered.