Abstract
Borooah compares the two major protagonists in Indian elections—the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Indian National Congress (INC)—with respect to their respective probabilities of winning constituency battles. He provides estimates of such probabilities and shows how these differ between the BJP and the INC both with respect to marginal constituencies and with respect to all constituencies where the BJP and the INC went ‘head-to-head’. Lastly, he considers the electoral performances of the INC and the BJP separately for the Hindi-speaking and the non-Hindi-speaking major Indian states.
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