Socio-economic class of voters, not caste, at play in Delhi polls
In the build-up to the February 5 Delhi election, lower middle-class voters favor AAPs social welfare schemes, praising improved education and healthcare. However, upper middle-class voters criticize the lack of infrastructure development. The class divide significantly influences voting preferences in Delhi, with AAP maintaining strong grassroots support and the BJP holding a consistent vote share since 1998.
In the build-up to the February 5 Delhi election, lower middle-class voters favor AAPs social welfare schemes, praising improved education and healthcare. However, upper middle-class voters criticize the lack of infrastructure development. The class divide significantly influences voting preferences in Delhi, with AAP maintaining strong grassroots support and the BJP holding a consistent vote share since 1998.
