‘Missing voters’: Overlooked, not long gone
Should EC’s strategy of remote voting for migrants do well, it will rewrite political equations. It will also force functions to greater value the significance of skilling workers
Elections are coming but what about the 30 crore registered voters who cannot physical exercise their franchise because they have been in the improper put for a long time? These ‘missing voters’ are, in the most important, migrants whose addresses in electoral rolls do not match their existing place of residence and are, as a result, not able to vote.
Shaking up the system | If Election Commission succeeds in its designs to spot remote digital machines to capture these ‘missing voters’, that could insert a sizeable variety – up to 30% – to the current turnout. Politicians would then have a occupation on their arms. Not only will extra votes be solid, but various concerns also would arise, forcing events to recalibrate their manifestos.
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