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Importance of Political Surveys

Our Country is one of the largest democracies in the world. Thus, the prominence and relevance of politics and elections is indispensable. Being a country with age old democracy and decades old political parties; perspectives and views are also crucial.Surveys plays a major role to graph out a concrete picture on the election results and pulse of the common people or the valuable voters across the country.

Surveys have been an incredible tool to derive the actual opinion of the people. This not only picture out the election results but also a graph on the socio-economic developments granted to the common people. Post and pre election surveys could be of much significance in a vast country like India. Surveys across any constituencies or regions also help the authorities as well as the political parties/candidates to look into the  aspects which needs immediate attention. Adequate progressive developmental programs could be promised or designed even as part of the election manifesto with credible surveys.

Political Surveys especially conducted at the time of elections are the ones which grabs more attention among common people. This rates the development in any constituency as well as the strength and weakness of various political parties. Such an evaluation on a pre election scenario helps in the election propaganda as well. The key areas and the actual needs of any particular area could be determined with accuracy thru surveys.

With the widespread prominence of surveys within the democratic country has made the authorities to overlook into the credibility of the survey inferences  and authorise unbiased company to conduct survey on the political scenario. The popularity, attitude, developmental activities and prominence of politicians and parties could be assessed with the help of a survey.

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Political surveys also invite much controversies. In a media crowed country ,this could bring in much hot talks on the upcoming elections and candidates. In order to bring in a neutral attitude, Election Commission of India  has allowed to publish the surveys only two days prior to the Election Day. This action itself by the concerned authority describes the effectiveness and significance of political surveys in India.