The stage is set for assembly selection of 2022.
While BJP believes that the ‘double engine’ with support from several small parties such as Apna Dal will bulldo up again, SP hopes to hold the cost of turmeric by knitting alliances with local Satraps OBC including Rashtriya Lok Dal and SBSP.
BSP’s efforts were to make three contests cornered by experimenting with a combination of Dalit-Brahmin again, while Congress desperately tried to survive by carving the new ‘female voice bank’.
This is a victory or defeat in the election that means for various parties and their leaders is a challenging task in the view of the Farming and Spiral Inflation.
The party has submitted its best step by playing nationalism development and cards along with polarization.
The opposition which is divided will also be an advantage.
The victory will make Yogi Adityanath Minister of First Chief after Sampoornanand to get a second consecutive term and place it on the track to the successor to Narendra Modi in national politics.
But the defeat in elections can force the party to rethink strategy 2024 because of the reputation of the multiple engine – Modi and Yogi Ki Sarkar – at stake.
S: Strong Leadership and Voice Cadres 42.63% 2019: Won 62, Voice 49.98% ============================= Old don’t have anything lost because starting from the beginning, the election results will decide whether it maintains the footing in the state that used to be its driving machine in state politics.
The party struggles to get space from where he can build for the next selection of Sabha Lok.
If the Congress managed to get a chair, especially because of Pitch Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for the strength of the girl, it could be a turning point in Indian politics or at least carved a niche in terms of gender politics where women will aggressively demand their power.
However, if Priyanka failed to score a goal, the second consecutive failure after the selection of Sabha, it would be far more than embarrassing for the party and the Gandhi family in particular.
S: Pitch Priyanka for Girl Power W: Credibility Deficit O: Create a base from Scratch T: weak cadre scores in previous elections Vidhan Sabha 2012: Won 28, Voting 11.7% 2017: Won 7 with sound 6.25% Lok Sabha 2014: won 2, Voice 7.5% 2019: Win 1, Voice 6.36% ===================== Samajawadi Party Even though there are five seats because of Modi waves on polls Lok Sabha 2014.
Akhilesh Yadav realized that he could not resist Juggernaut Hindutva alone, especially after family and anti-farmer disputes.
Therefore, in 2017 the electoral assembly was allied with Congress.
Experiment failed seriously.
He tried another experiment on Lok Sabha 2019 polls with allied with BSP and RLD, but it was too failed.
This time, the SP head has collected alliances with small OBC groups – almost replica of the 2014 Amit Shah poll strategy above.
Calculating anti-farmers on his side, he was preparing as the main challenger of BJP.
Gambit, if successful, will bring Akhilesh to power again.
However, failure can push the party to up Yadav belt.
S: placed better to challenge BJP W: The lack of the second and third rung leader% Lok Sabha 2014: Won 5, vote 22.2% 2019: win 5, voting 18.11% ========= ====================== ======= Bahujan Samaj Party for BSP, this is a question about survival.
Four returns to the defeat – 2012 and the election of the 2017 and 2014 Assembly and 2019 Lok Sabha Polls – have forced the party to the outskirts.
In fact, in 2019, Mayawati shook hands with SP rivals to save the situation and succeed in increasing the calculation of the Nile in 2014 to 10 seats in 2019, but this time he stood alone.
Adding the problem is that almost all the rainy Lieutenant from the era of Kanshiram had left a party to join SP or BJP, leaving Maya with a Brahmana SC Mishra.
A victory or substantial increase in the number of seats in elections will not only make the party stand again, but also continue to use Kansiram’s political experiments where he wants to bring all marginalized classes under one umbrella.
S: Unspowered Leadership W: Lack of Resources O: Awakening Party T: Erosion Score Cadres in Previous Election Vidhan Sabha 2012: Won 80.91% 2017: Won 19, Has 22.23% Sabha 2014: Won nil, Vote 19.6% 2019: Win 10, Voice 19.43%