Interesting idea but there is something very strange about the graphs. In Fig. 3 for example, congress seems to have won every parliamentary seat in 1969 (light green dots) with exactly the same vote share. Ditto 1994 (pink). When dots line-up in horizontal lines like they are doing very often here, there is something very wrong in the pooling or averaging – you should re-check the calculations!
Interesting idea but there is something very strange about the graphs. In Fig. 3 for example, congress seems to have won every parliamentary seat in 1969 (light green dots) with exactly the same vote share. Ditto 1994 (pink). When dots line-up in horizontal lines like they are doing very often here, there is something very wrong in the pooling or averaging – you should re-check the calculations!
“What happened in 2019 was a natural progression of Congress’ decreasing inability (sic) to translate assembly success into Lok Sabha victories.”
The linear fit to the data is quite weak. The author, being a student, should’ve at least given the goodness-of-fit estimate.
This election is full of mystery and Raghul happen to be a victim!