Neelanjan Sircar and I gave a talk today at CPR on the elections. Here is the video.
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Watch Live: CPR-TCPD Dialogues 'Making Sense of the December 11 Results'
Our next CPR-TCPD Dialogue on Indian Politics. With @NeelanjanSircar and @gilkumar.
CPR-TCPD Dialogues: Making Sense of the December 11 Results | Centre for Policy Research
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The state elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telengana and Mizoram are the last electoral tests for before the 2019 general elections. What do these results say about the state of strength of both national parties? How does the Congress-TDP alliance prefigure future opposition ali...Neelanjan Sircar writes.
Money matters in Indian elections: Why parties depend on wealthy candidates
hindustantimes.com
In the 2014 national election, candidates reported a median wealth of Rs 23.8 lakh, which is significantly wealthier than the general population.Why 2019 can’t be compared with 2004
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The parallels and analysis being done and the conclusions being drawn are too simplistic and require a careful study.Roshan Kishore uses TCPD data on this piece on the Congress-BSP alliance in Madhya Pradesh.
What Congress-BSP tie-up could have achieved in Madhya Pradesh
hindustantimes.com
The BSP has the potential to play spoiler in a large number of seats in MP. In fact, the party has hurt both the Congress and the BJP in the last three elections.
