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Scope

1. Electoral democracy, Electoral systems, comparative studies, international standards, delimitation, election planning, capacity building and best practices.
2. Electoral roll, voter registration, polling station administration.
3. Inclusion of women, youth, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, non-residents, service personnel and marginalised communities.
4. Technology, digital innovation and artificial intelligence in electoral processes and applications and regulation.
5. Voter education, civic awareness and the role of media and social media during elections.
6. Electoral campaigns, political party governance, election expenditure and political finance.
7. Electoral administration, Election Management Bodies, institutional design and emerging challenges.
8. Electoral reforms, dispute resolution and electoral laws. Risk management, support and strengthen democratic resilience.
9. Electoral integrity, codes of conduct, election observation and public trust.
10. Voter behaviour, turnout, constituency analytics, electoral data, spatial mapping and representation

ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ the Journal

The Indian Journal of Electoral Studies (IJES) is a peer-reviewed quarterly journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research and data-driven analysis of electoral processes in India and democracies around the world. It publishes original research papers/articles, constituency analyses, data briefs, policy discussions, reports, notes and reviews, with the aim of providing comprehensive insights into the changing dynamics of democratic participation and electoral governance. In doing so, the Journal aspires to strengthen electoral processes, support democratic resilience and foster rigorous research by serving as a rich and enduring knowledge resource in the field of electoral studies.