The article analyzes Lokniti-CSDS survey data on youth voting patterns across Indian states, revealing no uniform 'youth vote'. It highlights wide variations in turnout (e.g., 89% in MP vs 41% in Bihar among 18-21 year-olds) and shifting party preferences. For UPSC aspirants, this is crucial for understanding electoral behavior, voter turnout trends, and the dynamics of Gen Z in Indian politics.
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- ›18-21 turnout in Bihar: 41% (vs overall 67.3%)
- ›18-21 turnout in MP: 89% (vs overall 75.6%)
- ›Target this Data: 18-21 turnout in Bihar: 41%; in MP: 89%; in WB: 93%
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Lokniti-CSDS (Centre for the Study of Developing Societies)
- ›Target this Legal Point: Not applicable (no legal provision in article)
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