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Electoral Coalitions in 2004 General Elections
(18th December 2004)
E Sridharan
 
Parties have a strong incentive to aggregate votes through formation of alliances, by sharing the total number of contested seats, so as not to split but to pool votes. This is because a small addition of votes has the potential to hugely increase or alternatively decimate a party or coalition in terms of seats.
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