Result of Call Campaign on 13.01.2015

Today was the third day I made calls to Delhi for AAP.
My earlier calls on the 27th and 28th December were disconcerting because the margin of difference between the AAP and BJP supporters was nothing to brag about.
On the 27th it was 21 for AAP and 18 for BJP.
On the 28th it was 13 for AAP and 10 for BJP.
But thanks to the flopped Modi rally, the picture has changed drastically.
Today I made 112 calls.
Naturally all calls did not mature.
Of these 52 went in support of AAP and only 1 in favour of BJP.
There were 10 callers who did not want to divulge whom they would vote for,
8 callers said they were busy and could not attend and 4 callers disconnected without answering.
The balance 40 calls did not mature.
If we are magnanimous and allow that(10 + 8 + 4) callers support the BJP, it means there were total 23 BJP supporters against 52 AAP supporters.
Further the tone of the called parties to have changed drastically.
While earlier they would hesitantly state their support for AAP, now, they are enthusiastic in their support.
According to the above figures 30% of the seats should go to BJP and 70% to AAP, i.e 21 seats to BJP and 59 to AAP.
Of course, the above figures exclude the Congress and other party candidates and Independents for at the present juncture, they have become irrelevant.