One Nation One Election: An Analytical Study offers a comprehensive and balanced examination of one of the most debated electoral reforms in contemporary Indian politics. This book explores the historical evolution, constitutional dimensions, political feasibility, administrative implications, and socio-economic impact of conducting simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies.

Blending legal analysis with political theory and real-world examples, the book delves into key questions: Can simultaneous elections strengthen democratic stability? What are the potential threats to federalism and regional representation? Will it enhance governance or merely consolidate political power?

With contributions from constitutional experts, political scientists, and policy analysts, this study critically assesses past experiments, judicial pronouncements, recommendations of law commissions and parliamentary committees, and the views of various stakeholders. It also offers comparative insights from other democracies that have experimented with synchronized voting.

Ideal for students, scholars, policymakers, and informed citizens, One Nation One Election: An Analytical Study invites readers to thoughtfully engage with the promise and pitfalls of electoral synchronisation in the world’s largest democracy.