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| Name | How The Reserved Seats In Uttar Pradesh Voted In 2017 And '19, And What It Could Mean For '22 |
| Video Uploader | Video From Swarajya |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 23-12-2021 11:30:52 |
| Video Discription | In 2019, the BJP led in 58 assembly segments and their ally, the Apna Dal, in one — a total of 59. They were down 15 seats from 2017, but their vote share in the 59 they won went up to a stunning 54 per cent — a full three per cent over their state average, and nine whole percentage points over what they got, in the SC seats they won in 2017. And remember, this was when the SP, the BSP and the RLD contested the 2019 general elections as one. We see that the BSP gained 10 SC seats from the BJP, and the SP, only four. That means the 2019 tie-up benefited the BSP more than it did the SP. (Indeed, the BSP’s overall tally ‘shot up’ from 19 in 2017 to 65 in 2019, while the SP declined from 47 to 40) The BJP didn’t gain a single SC segment from the BSP in 2019, and only one from the SP — Mohanlalganj. But the true wonder is that the BJP was able to improve its vote share significantly, against a resolute SP-BSP-RLD axis. In fact, it even took two of the three seats won by the Rajbhar SBSP party, an ally in 2017, and not in 2019. All the more unbelievably, the BJP’s vote share went up even in the seats they lost to the SP-BSP-RLD. The positive swing was a shade under five per cent. The only SC assembly segment they lost, in which their vote share declined, was Chakia. Ironically this was a seat which they won in 2017, by a handsome margin of 8.6 per cent over the BSP, and with 41.3 per cent of the popular vote (it was a three-way contest in which the SP came last). This was the first indicator of a strong counter-consolidation at work in Uttar Pradesh, in the BJP’s favour, which will be elaborated upon in a subsequent piece. Therefore, Swarajya’s current assessment is that if the BSP proceeds with its decision of contesting the 2022 assembly elections alone, then the BJP could very well improve upon its 2017 alliance tally of 74 SC seats. #UttarPradesh #Elections2022 #SCSeats #ReservedSeats #BJP #SP #BSP #Congress #Polls Subscribe to Swarajya on YouTube. Get a Swarajya subscription: https://subscriptions.swarajyamag.com/join-us Website: https://swarajyamag.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SwarajyaMag Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/swarajyamag |
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