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The victory of BJP in the 2014 general elections of India has given a new dimension to the politics of India and the party has swept many elections since then. The re-election of Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister in 2019 has made him stronger than ever.The current scenario of politics suggests that people are more educated in terms of making a decision to choose a government. The elections following 2017 have shown that the voters of India are clearly able to distinguish between the politics of the state and the national politics. It is evident from the winning spree of the Bharatiya Janata Party since 2014 for many state elections of India, largely because of the Modi wave. The opposition parties were reduced to their all-time low in Indian politics. Nevertheless, the opposition made a rebound since 2017 especially INC, while BJP lost many state elections. But the voters once again have surprised the parties by re-electing the Narendra Modi led government in the center. By winning more seats than the previous Lok Sabha election, PM Narendra Modi has emerged as the most powerful leader on the national front. Yashwant Sinha Jumps in the Bihar Election With a New ‘Front’ Former BJP leader Yashwant Sinha has decided to try his luck in the upcoming Bihar Election 2020. He had handled finance and external affairs portfolios in the Bajpayee government. To Read More Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Expansion, 28 New Ministers took Oath After long consultations with the senior leadership, Shivraj Singh Chouhan has finally expanded his cabinet. 28 new ministers took oath today and it was administered by Anandiben Patel. She had Read More Analysis: How Caste Plays A Significant Role For Bihar Election India is going to witness a heightened political activity since the end of 2020. Mainly because the term of many state assemblies is going to expire. There will be Bihar Read More Election Results HistoryIndia holds elections every five years starting from 1951. The INC has won many elections after independence. BJP is the only party after INC to win two consecutive terms. PM is elected through the Lok Sabha election.More... Assembly Election ResultsLike Lok Sabha Election, Assembly Elections are also held every five years. Winning parties form a government either singly or in a coalition and choose a CM of the state. More...Lok Sabha Election ResultsThe current 17th Lok Sabha was formed after the 2019 general elections. BJP emerged as a single largest party and Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister. More...India is the largest democracy of the world and the elections of India are the largest election exercise. The people of India directly elect the Prime Minister by participating in the General/ Lok Sabha elections every five years.Since India has adopted the bicameral system of legislature, the parliament is composed of a lower house (Lok Sabha) and Upper House (Rajya Sabha). The Federal government of India clearly distinguishes power between the central and the state governments. The Parliament of India has 2 houses: Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.Lok Sabha: The members of Lok Sabha elect the Prime Minister of the country. It is also known as the lower house and comprises a total of 552 members. From states, 530 members are selected, while 20 members in the Lok Sabha represent the union territories. The members of the Lok Sabha (MPs) are elected every 5 years. Rajya Sabha: Rajya Sabha is the upper house of the parliament. The total strength of the Rajya Sabha is 245 members and the term of each member is 6 years. Rajya Sabha is meant for the representation of states in the parliament and Rajya Sabha MPs are elected by the members of respective state assemblies/ Electoral college of UTs. ⅓ members of Rajya Sabha retire every 2 years.The election commission of India is the apex and powerful body that administers elections. It employs Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) for the election process. The elections for 17th Lok Sabha were scheduled between 11 April to 19 May 2019. BJP emerged as a single largest party winning 303 seats and Narendra Modi once again became the Prime Minister after 2014. FirstSecondThird YearElectionTotal seatsPartySeats % VotesPartySeats % VotesPartySeats % Votes 201917th Lok Sabha545BJP30337.76INC5219.698AITC224.11 201416th Lok Sabha545BJP28231.34%INC4419.52%AIADMK373.31% 200915th Lok Sabha545INC20628.55%BJP11618.80%SP233.23% 200414th Lok Sabha543INC14526.53%BJP13822.16%CPM435.66% 199913th Lok Sabha545BJP18223.75%INC11428.30%CPM335.40% 199812th Lok Sabha545BJP18225.59%INC14125.82%CPM325.16% 199611th Lok Sabha543BJP16120.29%INC14028.80%JD4623.45% 199110th Lok Sabha521INC23236.26%BJP12020.11%JD5911.84% 19899th Lok Sabha529INC19739.53%JD14317.79%BJP8511.36% 19848th Lok Sabha514INC40449.01%TDP304.31%CPM225.87% 19807th Lok Sabha529 ( 542* )INC(I)35142.69%JNP(S)419.39%CPM376.24% 19776th Lok Sabha542JP33041.32%INC15434.52%CPM224.29% 19715th Lok Sabha518INC35243.68%CPM255.12%CPI234.73% 19674th Lok Sabha520INC28340.78%SWA448.67%BJS359.31% 19623rd Lok Sabha494INC36144.72%CPI299.94%SWA187.89% 19572nd Lok Sabha494INC37147.78%CPI278.92%PSP1910.41% 1951-521st Lok Sabha489INC36444.99%CPI163.29%SOC1210.59%Right To VoteA person fulfilling adult suffrage is eligible to vote as per the article 326 of the constitution. Based on the adult franchise, an adult in India can participate in the voting process upon fulfilling the other eligibility conditions set by the election commission. Earlier, the age was 21 but it has been reduced to 18 in 1989. A person who is not a citizen of India or has been barred from voting by law for indulging in malpractices can not participate in the voting process. Once a citizen enrolls as a voter, a voter ID card is issued by the election commission of India. With the order of the Supreme Court, the ECI has given the option of NOTA (None of the above) for anyone who wishes to participate in the voting but feels that none of the candidates deserves to be elected. Election Process in IndiaFor an election at any level of the federal model, the regions are divided into certain ‘parts’ by the delimitation commission of India. These parts of the regions are called as ‘constituencies’ for Lok Sabha/ Rajya Sabha/ State Legislative Assemblies. While these parts are called ‘wards’ in case of municipal corporations. A representative is chosen by the people of this area. In order to vote, a person must register his name in the Voter’s list. Many candidates participate in the election, which can either be from a political party or an independent candidate. A candidate has to be approved by the election commission after filing the nomination. The candidates campaign for the election and campaigning stops before 48 hours of the election. The entire process is administered by the election commission of India and it announces the election results on the scheduled dates. Political Parties in IndiaIndia has adopted the multi-party political system. A political party is formed by politicians on the basis of their ideologies and to achieve political goals. The election commission grants the ‘National’ or ‘State’ party status to a party upon fulfilling the criteria. There are eight national parties in India. These are; All India Trinamool Congress (AIDMK), Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India Marxist (CPIM), Indian National Congress (INC), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), National People’s Party (NPP). There are 53 state parties and 2538 unrecognized parties in India. Some of the popular state parties include Shiv Sena (SS), Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Janata Dal-United (JDU), Janata Dal-Secular (JDU), Samajwadi Party (SP), etc.INC is the oldest political party while BJP is the largest party in India. FirstSecondThirdStateLast Election HeldResult DateTotal AC'sParty WiningSeats% VotesParty WiningSeats% votesParty WiningSeats% votes Delhi202011-Feb-2070AAP6253.8BJP838.7--- Andhra Pradesh201923-May-19175YSRCP15150.6TDP2339.7JP15.6 Arunachal Pradesh201923-May-1960BJP4151.3JD(U)710NPEP514.7 Haryana201924-Oct-1990BJP4036.7INC3128.2JJP1014.9 Jharkhand201923-Dec-1981JMM3019BJP2533.8INC1614.1 Maharashtra201924-Oct-19288BJP10526.1SHS5616.6NCP5416.9 Odisha201923-May-19147BJD11245.2BJP2332.8INC916.3 Sikkim201923-May-1932SKM1747.4SDF1548--- Chhattisgarh201811-Dec-1890INC6843.9BJP1533.6JCC(J)57.8 Karnataka201812-May-18224BJP10436.2INC8039JD(S)3718.3 Madhya Pradesh201811-Dec-18230INC11441.5BJP10941.6BSP25.1 Meghalaya20183-Mar-1860INC2128.8NPEP1920.8UDP611.7 Mizoram20189-Dec-1840MNF2637.8INC530.3BJP18.1 Nagaland20183-Mar-1860NPF2739.1NDPP1725.4BJP1215.4 Rajasthan201811-Dec-18200INC9939.8BJP7339.3BSP64 Telangana201811-Dec-18119TRS8847.4INC1928.7AIMIM72.7 Tripura20183-Mar-1860BJP3543.4CPI(M)1643.2IPFT87.5 Goa201711-Mar-1740INC1728.7BJP1332.9MAG311.4 Gujarat201718-Dec-17182BJP9950INC7742.2BTP20.8 Himachal Pradesh201718-Dec-1768BJP4449.2INC2142.1CPI(M)11.5Please contact : Kumar Utkarsh 9540150333 kumarutkarsh@5dotspartners.comAbout USElections.in brings to you everything related to elections as they unfold. 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