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UP MLC Polls 2026 Check: Constituency-Wise Scorecard, BJP-SP Clash And More
UP MLC polls saw 50.92% turnout in the teachers’ constituency and 38.02% among graduates in Lucknow division. Rae Bareli led teacher polling, while a BJP-SP scuffle was reported in Itaunja.
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How A Messaging Campaign Lowered Votes For Candidates Facing Criminal Charges In UP
After mobile-phone based information campaign, UP election candidates facing murder charges saw a 12 percent decline in votes.
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Why This Icon of India’s Poor Is Key to Defeating the PM
Former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh may be a front runner for prime minister if there’s a hung parliament, says analyst Bose.
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Chief Election Commissioner Calls For Legal Framework For Simultaneous Polls
Chief Election Commissioner Rawat points to the need of legal framework, virtually ruling out simultaneous polls any time soon.
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PM Modi Appears To Refer To Supreme Court Ban On Religion In Elections
Politicians cannot use religion or caste to appeal for votes, the Supreme Court ruled today. The verdict comes as communally-sensitive Uttar Pradesh waits for an announcement on when it will vote for its next government.
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UP MLC Polls 2026 Check: Constituency-Wise Scorecard, BJP-SP Clash And More
UP MLC polls saw 50.92% turnout in the teachers’ constituency and 38.02% among graduates in Lucknow division. Rae Bareli led teacher polling, while a BJP-SP scuffle was reported in Itaunja.
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How A Messaging Campaign Lowered Votes For Candidates Facing Criminal Charges In UP
After mobile-phone based information campaign, UP election candidates facing murder charges saw a 12 percent decline in votes.
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Why This Icon of India’s Poor Is Key to Defeating the PM
Former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh may be a front runner for prime minister if there’s a hung parliament, says analyst Bose.
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Chief Election Commissioner Calls For Legal Framework For Simultaneous Polls
Chief Election Commissioner Rawat points to the need of legal framework, virtually ruling out simultaneous polls any time soon.
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PM Modi Appears To Refer To Supreme Court Ban On Religion In Elections
Politicians cannot use religion or caste to appeal for votes, the Supreme Court ruled today. The verdict comes as communally-sensitive Uttar Pradesh waits for an announcement on when it will vote for its next government.
