Will Jayalalitha come back to power after this election?
357586
difficult to predict, admk is strong, lets see.
361433
When there is a clause "present" - the Chief minister is Madam Jayalalitha. The position may be different after some days. subbu
1010779
rahul it will be declared on 11 am in the morning.\n                                                 yours truly lily.
923842
You are right. He was not a strong contender for the post of Prime MInister. He was picked by Sonia as the situation was not favourable for her to take the reins of the country. Once she finds the situation conducive for her of her son Rahul, our PM Manmohan will have to go.
483359
corruption may go down.but foreign companies may not be allowed to invest in kerala.industries promoting employment and owned by the govt may be promoted.but as any other govt in kerala it is going to be @#%^%^&&**
126134
Doubtful.  She will probably pick a known politician, most likely a man with more conservative leanings than her for balance.  There's no way of knowing who until we see who runs for the primary, though.
618353
I think ADMK. Dr. J. Jayalalitha has done a pretty decent job as CM in the last term. She has managed to compensate for the damage to the TN. treasury caused by DMK previously and she has brought Tamilnadu some national attention. I am not denying that like all politicians she also amassed a lot of wealth using her politacal influence - but it looks like she is finally satisfied with what she has and has truly begun using her powers for the benefit of the state. People are realizing this. She is politically stronger now than ever. She is more mature in her knowledge of dealing with opponents and tackling obstacles - I have no doubt that ADMK will be the ruling party after May 2006 elections.
630578
Vijayakanth has to go a long way in Politics. He should clear his stands in vital issues and long term plans and policies. Just now he started a party and all of a sudden he should not dream about CM. Except him, people doesn't know any other person in DMDK. \n Let us see how he is performing at Virudhachalam.If he can show an outstanding performance at Virudhachalam and still keeps the integrity of the party till 2011, he can expect some more seats and become a 'king maker'.But, let him prove himself first.
575280
Yes it will.The democracy is best as atleast there is scope for improvement.
752918
Unfortunately not.\n\nThe democrats will push their agenda....\n\nBut guess what? Next electionthe american people can push back and vote in the other party. And if they refuse to represent "the people" we can vote them out too.  \n\nIts time for the government to represent the people again.
502746
If she is elected, you will get what you deserve.  \n\nUnfortunately, I will also be witness to this country's decline.  (both morally and economically)
593360
V.S Achuthananthan I think. Have to see who will be Home minister also.
382504
It is too early to tell if the LDF have won the elections for the assembly in Kerala as there are three stages of voting. The first stage of voting was held on April 22nd 2006, with another two stages on April 29th and May 3rd 2006.
759351
Yes.Why not? Lalu himself said in 2004:" one day I will become prime minister;not today;not tomorrow.ONE DAY" Any politician has ambition to become PM. Lalu's dreams may come true if:(1)UPA/ NDA don't win clear majority;(2) Congress party's tally is about 20 to 22% of seats; (3) Leftist combine does not get more than 8% of seats.(4) Regional parties in the pre-poll alliance win massively; (5) motley congress crowd cries wolf and make their incumbent PM a scapegoat for debacle;(6) Lalu emerges as a significant political force,without whom no government is possible and also collects a bunch of post-poll small parties and enhances his bargaining capacity;(7) the arithmetic of seats is such that with laloo and his friends even minus his baiters like Mulayam singh and Ram Vilas Paswan, formation of government is possible. It may appear there are so many IFs but era of coalition governance can throw strange bedfellows. after all the PM'spost went abegging in 1996, and when regional satraps were not willing sacrifice 'the bird in hand for two in the bush',a rank provincial casteist obscurantist of Deve Gowda became PM
168231
That's a good question! I don't think we know her name yet. It won't happen for a few more elections, and will probably be someone that is not in politics yet, or just getting started. Hilary will run, but I don't think she will get past the primaries. We will have a female VP soon though. Might be this next election or the one after or the one after that, but I feel that it will happen soon.
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Well we will definately have to wait and watch,won't we.I hope what comes out of this is a democratic, stable and prosperous nepal.The SPA and the moaists should both show their commitment to multiparty democracy and they should lay down their arms.The king should give the power back to the people clearly cause the people have come out on the streets in huge numbers.
516446
When he could not achieve any thing for the poverty stricken Kerala, earlier in his political life, how you can expect any type of change now. Politicians do not come to power for the sake of any change but for the development of their own political careers.