India: State Elections 2022

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Rudradev
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India: State Elections 2022

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This topic is for news and discussions related to the upcoming State Elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and Goa between February 7th and March 10th 2022.
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greatde
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Re: India: State Elections 2022

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Low voting turnout has to be the biggest worry for BJP? With Covid and general uncertainty, it's so unpredictable.

If a safe seat of Gorakhpur at 48% turnout was lost in 2018, yet won back with 60% turnout in 2019 LS. I expect weak turnout, and even lower...

I can't even convince some UP relatives, who either won't vote at all, else vote NOTA because of the disillusionment "mahool". Very worried about the latter.
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ramana
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Re: India: State Elections 2022

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