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The Observation
- In Uttar Pradesh, the overall voter turnout was 60.8 % as against 61.11 % in the last assembly poll (2017).
- In Uttar Pradesh, voting percentage of women was 62.24 % and of men 59.96 %.
- In Uttarakhand also, 2 % women cast their votes as against 62.6 % men
- In Goa, it was 96 % women and 78.19 % men,
- In Manipur 5 % women and 87.9 % men
- Note: In Punjab, Male voters (99 %) did marginally better than women (71.91 %) in Punjab
What’s the take here…
- Women voter turnout is increasing by the day. Every party needs Women votes to succeed..!!
Women in UP
- The latest Uttar Pradesh election results, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)- and Samajwadi Party (SP)-led alliances is garnered 43.8% and 36.3% votes respectively.
- The single biggest difference between both the parties is female voters.
- Women voted extraordinarily in favour of BJP where the difference is 16% as against 4% difference among male voters.
Women Representation
Why Women Voted for BJP?
Why Women Voted for BJP?
Why Women Voted for BJP?
- Psephologists say the BJP’s appeal among women is not because of Prime Minister Narendra Modi alone, but also due to how BJP assiduously wooed women with targeted schemes.
- PM Ujjwala Yojana
- Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan
- PM AWAS yojana
- In general, Men are more likely to vote on caste and religious lines, women largely vote on issues that have a direct bearing on the quality of their lives, such as food, health and security.
- In Uttar Pradesh, where women comprise about 44 % of the electorate, the perception that the BJP government had come down hard on criminals and improved law and order helped the party swing women’s votes.
Acknowledge Women Voters to win
The difference between BJP & SP
- Organizational Strength – Cadre v Community
- Wider Representation
- Narrative Setting
The difference between BJP & SP