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Vote Accelerators And Seat Shapers: How Alliances Win Or Lose
The arithmetic of seat-sharing, the chemistry of leadership, and the psychology of voter transfer play a role in determining whether an alliance succeeds or stumbles.
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Can Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party Flip Bihar's Political Script?
In Indian politics, few things are as riveting as the entry of a seasoned strategist into the electoral battlefield. Prashant Kishor, the man behind several successful campaigns, now finds himself on the other side of the table - leading JSP in Bihar
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Voter Roll Revision May Influence Over 100 Seats in Bihar Assembly Polls
A detailed constituency-wise analysis of Bihar's Special Summary Revision data, as of September 30, 2025, shows a statewide average drop of 4.88 per cent in the number of registered voters.
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Analysis - Bihar 2025: The Poll That Could Turn On 6,300 Votes
The latest Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Bihar's electoral roll has concluded with a significant reduction of 51 lakh voters, amounting to a 6% drop from the rolls as of May 2025.
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Vote Accelerators And Seat Shapers: How Alliances Win Or Lose
The arithmetic of seat-sharing, the chemistry of leadership, and the psychology of voter transfer play a role in determining whether an alliance succeeds or stumbles.
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Can Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party Flip Bihar's Political Script?
In Indian politics, few things are as riveting as the entry of a seasoned strategist into the electoral battlefield. Prashant Kishor, the man behind several successful campaigns, now finds himself on the other side of the table - leading JSP in Bihar
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Voter Roll Revision May Influence Over 100 Seats in Bihar Assembly Polls
A detailed constituency-wise analysis of Bihar's Special Summary Revision data, as of September 30, 2025, shows a statewide average drop of 4.88 per cent in the number of registered voters.
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Analysis - Bihar 2025: The Poll That Could Turn On 6,300 Votes
The latest Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Bihar's electoral roll has concluded with a significant reduction of 51 lakh voters, amounting to a 6% drop from the rolls as of May 2025.
