Do elections have relevance for the poor?
posted by Swati CA @ 12:15 PM
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1 Comments:
At 11:10 PM,
Anonymous said…
Rarely do we find voter turnouts exceeding 75% in elections. The labourer might have participated in the pre-poll survey. But will he vote in the elections?
In many belts, most of the residents are loyal only to a particular political party. Such belts may not be considered at all in a pre-poll.
And carrying out a pre-poll survey is like conducting a sample survey instead of a census survey to arrive at the population of the country. There is no alternative here.
--- Soni Achuthan, Haripad, Alleppey.
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