News18 Pulse: One Nation, One Election | 49.4% Respondents Say Individuals Will not Discover It Troublesome To Differentiate Between Nationwide, State Events – News18
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As per the survey, 49.4 per cent of the respondents really feel that voters is not going to face issues in differentiating between candidates and events at nationwide and state ranges in comparison with 39.1 per cent feeling in any other case.
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With One Nation One Election Invoice with the Joint Parliamentary Committee, a number of questions round how one election will affect persons are being requested. One in every of these is whether or not voters will face issues in differentiating between candidates and events at nationwide and state ranges with simultaneous polls. Based on a News18 Pulse survey, almost 50 per cent respondents expressed confidence that there will likely be no confusion.
As per the survey, 49.4 per cent of the respondents really feel that voters is not going to face issues in differentiating between candidates and events at nationwide and state ranges in comparison with 39.1 per cent feeling in any other case. Extra respondents in South (46 per cent) and West (46.6 per cent) assume that voters will face issues in differentiating between candidates and events at nationwide and state ranges.
Even amongst respondents who help the ONOE proposal, about one thirds, 33.6 per cent of respondents really feel that voters will face issues in differentiating between candidates and events at nationwide and state ranges.
Nonetheless, 55.9 per cent respondents in Central India, 62 per cent in East, 52 per cent in North and 44.7 per cent in North East say that confusion over native and nationwide candidates is not going to prevail when ONOE comes into impact.
Based on the survey, the ONOE proposal is witnessing 80.1 per cent backing from throughout the nation. The help for ONOE is very robust in Central, East, and North areas whereas it’s comparatively decrease within the South, West and North East.
News18 carried out an India-wide survey on ONOP. A complete of 4,573 respondents had been interviewed between December 23 and December 31, 2024, throughout 29 states and UTs of India. Out of these interviewed, 86.5 per cent had been Hindus. Whereas 66.1 per cent had been city respondents, 33.9 per cent had been rural. In the meantime, 73.7 per cent surveyed had been males whereas 26.3 per cent had been females.
The Structure (129th Modification) Invoice and the Union Territories Legal guidelines (Modification) Invoice had been launched within the Lok Sabha in the course of the Winter Session and referred to the JPC.
The 39-member JPC is headed by BJP MP and former minister of state for regulation, PP Chaudhary. The panel additionally contains Priyanka Gandhi Vadra of the Congress, Sanjay Jha of the JD(U), Shiv Sena’s Shrikant Shinde, AAP’s Sanjay Singh, and TMC’s Kalyan Banerjee.
