Uncover the intricate evolution of electoral politics in Punjab, India, since its colonial roots. This insightful analysis charts key trends, examines state parties, leadership, alliances, and campaign strategies, and offers a comparative study of assembly and Lok Sabha elections post-1966. Essential for students and researchers of Indian politics, political sociology, and South Asian studies, this book provides a critical understanding of the factors shaping Punjab’s political landscape and verdict. Dive deep into the dynamics of state-level politics in India.