After the results of Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, the situation is such that no one is in a position to form the government on their own. Vijay’s TVK may have become the largest party by securing 108 seats, but the political developments of the last two days show that it has not yet been able to garner the majority figure of 118 seats. Meanwhile, there are strong rumors of DMK and AIADMK coming together. If this happens then the whole game will change in Tamil Nadu.

The political uncertainty deepened after Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar reportedly said that any party or alliance that could prove the required numbers would be invited to form the government.

Will DMK-AIADMK come together?

Speculations are being made about the alliance of DMK and AIADMK. According to sources, in the scenario of DMK-AIADMK alliance in Tamil Nadu, AIADMK may break the alliance with BJP, because the left parties will be with DMK. Let us tell you that AIADMK had fought the assembly elections in alliance with BJP. AIDMK got 47 seats while BJP won only one seat.

The role of small parties is important

Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Communist Party of India (CPI) and Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) are playing important roles in the rapidly changing political developments of Tamil Nadu. Only with their support is it likely to be decided whether actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) will be able to form the next government or an alternative alliance supported by DMK and AIADMK will come into existence.

CPI will decide today on supporting TVK

DMK’s ally CPI will decide on Friday (May 8) whether it will support TVK to form the government or not. The party has called a meeting today, in which a decision will be taken on the appeal made by Vijay’s party. Vijay’s party TVK has sought support to form a ‘new secular’ government in the state. Let us tell you that CPI(M) has won two seats in the assembly elections.

Big statement of AIADMK General Secretary

Meanwhile, AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami has given a big statement. He has told his MLAs that AIADMK will ultimately form the next government in the state. After Palaniswami’s claim, speculations about the formation of new political equations in Tamil Nadu have intensified. AIADMK has currently accommodated its MLAs in a luxurious resort in the neighboring state of Puducherry.

According to party sources, Palaniswami met party MLAs at the resort late on Thursday night and discussed in detail the rapidly changing political situation in Tamil Nadu. During the meeting, he was reportedly elected the leader of the AIADMK legislature party. MLAs submitted signed letters supporting his leadership. Along with this, Palaniswami has said that only AIADMK will form the government in Tamil Nadu.

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What is the formula of DMK-AIDMK?

118 seats are required to form government in Tamil Nadu. After Congress’s exit from the alliance, the total number of MLAs of DMK alliance is 68. This includes 59 MLAs from DMK, 2 from VCK, 2 from CPI, two from CPI (M), two from Muslim League and one from DMDK. Whereas AIADMK alliance has won 53 seats. AIDMK alone won 47 seats, PMK 4, AMMK and BJP won one seat each. If both the alliances come together then this figure reaches 121, even if BJP is excluded from it then it is 120, which is 2 more than the majority figure.

dmk alliance
DMK-59
VCK-2
CPI-2
CPI(M) – 2
IUML-2
DMDK-1

Total – 68

ADMK alliance
ADMK-47
PMK-4
BJP – 1
AMMK-1

Total – 53

DMK + ADMK = 121

‘Who stabbed us in the back?’ DMK-Congress clash over support of Vijay’s TVK in Tamil Nadu!

Figure-Juggling Begins in Tamil Nadu: In Tamil Nadu, all the equations were thrown into disarray when the mandate of power came in favor of TVK, the party formed three years ago. In such a situation, the AIADMK, which was dreaming of a change in power, and the Stalin-led DMK government, which was dreaming of returning to power, had to face a huge setback. Now the news is that both these parties are starting talks together secretly. Both the parties seem to be trying to gather allies and form the government.

At present all this is being done under a secret plan. The reason for this is that TVK has become a big party by winning 108 seats, it has also got the support of Congress, but still 6 seats are needed for majority. Here, after staking claim to form the government before the Governor, TVK has been instructed to bring majority. At the same time, on the news of alliance with TVK, AIADMK flatly refused saying that it will not go with them under any circumstances.

News of secret talks between the two diametrically opposed parties
India Today, quoting sources, has claimed that secret talks have started with DMK and its old rival AIADMK. This is a rare move between the two parties. Traditionally these two parties have been opposed to each other. AIADMK, quoting sources, has confirmed that talks have taken place, but no official confirmation of any success has been made yet. In such a situation, it is natural to raise the question whether DMK is ready for this step. This is considered to be an unprecedented change in the politics of Tamil Nadu. DMK has got 59 seats. Whereas, AIADMK has got 47 seats.

News of split in AIADMK, many MLAs want to go with Vijay faction

Regarding AIADMK, DMK spokesperson TKS Elangovan has told news agency ANI that there has been a split within AIADMK also. I think AIADMK people are interested in going with Vijay’s faction. Let’s see. At the same time, regarding VCK and leftist parties, it has been said that they are with us. He came to meet our leader today and yesterday also.

Still, cooperation is lagging behind in the juggling of figures.

At present, if we look at the majority factor, even if DMK and AIADMK come together, both of them together have only 106 MLAs. In such a situation, this alliance also seems far away from the majority figure to form the government. The majority figure is 118.

Important information related to Tamil Nadu politics

AIADMK was formed in the year 1972. At that time MP Ramachandran was expelled from DMK. He is also known as MGR. This decision was taken by party president M Karunanidhi. At that time the party was accused of corruption. Since then both the Dravidian parties remained diametrically opposed to each other for decades. It changed the entire political landscape of Tamil Nadu and set a different narrative in the state.

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After the results of Tamil Nadu Elections 2026 were revealed, Thalapathy Vijay proved that he has become the king not only of the box office but also of EVMs. Actor’s party TVK is winning 107 seats in Tamil Nadu elections 2026. It has given a big competition to even the powerful old parties of the state, DMK and ADMK. There are intense discussions about Thalapathy Vijay that he can become the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. In such a situation, seeing this scene, it is believed that he has reminded the times of MGR.

MGR’s record remained intact for 4 decades

This historic victory of Thalapathy Vijay is being compared with that of MGR. Both are superstars of the film industry. MG Ramachandran had made a record in 1969, which remained intact for almost 4 decades. In 1969, the actor’s film ‘Adimai Penn’ was released, which had the highest opening in the history of any Tamil film. This film was directed by MGR and he also acted in it.

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Thalapathy Vijay had broken MGR’s record

It took almost 35 years to break this record of MGR at the box office. Thalapathy Vijay broke it in the year 2004. That year, the actor’s film ‘Ghilli’ was released, which was the Tamil remake of Mahesh Babu’s Telugu blockbuster ‘Okkadu’ (2003). It ran in theaters for more than 200 days and according to reports, its India net collection was Rs 500 crore. This was the first Tamil film to cross this magical figure. This film broke the record of MGR’s film and at that time the actor was 29 years old.

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Victory on the way to MG Ramachandran?

MG Ramachandran separated from DMK and founded AIADMK in 1972 and became the Chief Minister. When he founded the party, other political parties had believed that his party would not survive but he showed the power of his popularity as an actor in politics and won a bumper victory and remained in power for three terms. At the same time, Thalapathy Vijay is also on the same path. He seems to be repeating history. Only two years have passed since his party TVK was formed. His party neither had any alliance nor any vote bank. Nevertheless, he has made a great start in politics.

This time in Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026, issues, promises and speeches have been left behind. The game of politics is also becoming interesting and complicated. This time the competition is not only between parties, but also between names. The flood of namesake candidates on many seats in Chennai has complicated the electoral mathematics and Vijay and his party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) have been most affected.

In many seats of Chennai, it seems as if there is no election but a copy-paste competition of names and the biggest target has been superstar-turned-politician Vijay and his party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK).

As soon as the last date of nomination ended on April 6, the picture became clear that many candidates with the same name are in the fray on many seats in Chennai. Political experts are not considering this as a coincidence, rather they are calling it a well-thought-out strategy whose purpose is to confuse the voters and divide the votes.

Not one Vijay, the entire ‘Vijay family’ in the field
The real Vijay is contesting from Perambur seat… but the fun came when two more ‘Vijays’ also jumped on the ballot. In Perambur seat, where actor Vijay himself is contesting, two more candidates have filed nomination with exactly the same name. In such a situation, the same name will appear on the ballot multiple times and the game of confusion will begin from here.

This is considered to be the biggest blow for TVK, because the party has entered the electoral arena on a large scale for the first time and its identity has not yet been strengthened. Now imagine the condition of the poor voter, standing in front of the EVM with only one question in his mind: “Dude, who is my Vijay?”

‘Name clone’ on every seat
Not only in Perambur, but the same pattern is visible in many seats of Chennai. The entire community named “Señora” has landed in the harbour. In Royapuram, three Jayakumars are standing in line in front of D Jayakumar – as if they have come to fill the form at the ticket window. Two more candidates with the name “Sinora” are in the fray against TVK candidate Sinora PS Ashok in the Harbor seat. In Royapuram, three namesake candidates are standing against D Jayakumar.

TVK candidate D Selvam on Chepauk-Triplicane seat TVK’s D Selvam is facing Udhayanidhi Stalin in Chepauk-Triplicane seat… but he also has three ‘duplicates’ where he is facing Udhayanidhi Stalin.
The situation in Thousand Lights is such that even JCD Prabhakar himself might have to check twice whether I am real or not! Three namesake candidates are also standing against JCD Prabhakar on Thousand Lights seat. The same strategy is being seen in seats like Villivakkam and Egmore.

There was a flood of memes – questions raised on social media
TVK supporters, while sharing copies of the affidavits on social media, have alleged that the documents of the three namesake candidates have been verified by the same notary advocate. However, when attempts were made to contact these candidates, no clear response was received. On one call the reply came – “Wrong number” and the call was disconnected. Others remained silent on the purpose of their nomination.

“One Name, Three Candidates—Buy 1 Get 2 Free!”
When you call, the answer is “wrong number.”
When I wanted to talk to these namesake candidates, one of them picked up the phone and said, “It is a wrong number” and disconnected the phone. The other one kept such a mysterious silence that it seemed as if some undercover mission was going on, not an election.

This is not a joke, it is a complete strategy, what is the effect of this ‘name game’?
Political analysts say that fielding namesake candidates is not a new thing. This strategy is adopted especially in close contests so that the voters get confused and the votes of the real candidate are deducted.
This time a total of 628 nominations have been filed for 16 seats in Chennai. Perambur has the highest number of candidates at 66, while Mylapore has the lowest at 25. Laughter is in its place now, but it is an old game in politics – a strategy to cut votes.

When there is a close contest, create confusion in the name… and force the voters to think. A total of 628 candidates are in the fray for 16 seats in Chennai. The 66 candidates in Perambur—that is, the EVM—may also be wondering, “Where should I fit so many names?”

The real twist is yet to come, what will be the electoral impact?
How much this ‘name game’ will affect the election results will become clear only after the counting of votes on May 4. But it is certain that this time the voters will have to recognize not only the candidate but also the correct name.

This new turn in the politics of Tamil Nadu gives a clear indication – now the elections have become not just a battle of issues or faces, but also a battle of identity and confusion. Now when voting will take place, the real comedy can be seen on that day, when the voters will stand in front of the EVM and read the names… and then will blink their eyes and think – “Brother, is this Vijay my one or the next one?”

Tamil Nadu Elections 2026 have made one thing clear – this is not just politics, but has become a reality show of identity.

This time a big upheaval is being seen in the politics of Tamil Nadu. In view of the upcoming assembly elections, not only DMK and Congress but even AIADMK and BJP have not made any Brahmin their candidate. This is the first time in nearly three and a half decades that AIADMK has not given ticket to any Brahmin.

What is the impact of Dravidian movement?
Due to the Dravidian movement, Brahmin politics has not only been marginalized in this southern state, but in this time’s assembly elections, major parties have also refrained from giving tickets to Brahmins and even BJP, which enjoys the support of Brahmins, has also distanced itself from it. BJP did not declare a Brahmin candidate on any of the 27 assembly seats under its quota.

In such a situation, questions are being raised whether all this is the result of the changing politics in Tamil Nadu or is it a political compulsion. Let us tell you that out of 234 assembly seats in Tamil Nadu, DMK is contesting on 164 seats and Congress on 28 seats in the India Alliance, but neither of them gave tickets to Brahmins. Apart from this, their allies Left, VCK and Muslim League have also not trusted any Brahmin.

In the NDA alliance, AIADMK is contesting on 178 seats, BJP is contesting on 27 seats and PMK on 18 seats, but no Brahmin candidate has been fielded on even a single seat.

Jayalalitha’s party also kept distance
The interesting thing is that Jayalalithaa, the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, belonged to the Brahmin community, but even after almost 10 years of her death, her party did not field any Brahmin. In 2021, AIADMK had made former Director General of Police R Nataraj, who comes from Brahmin community, its candidate, but this time he too was not given the ticket.

Who gave tickets to Brahmins?
Actor-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay’s party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) has fielded two Brahmin candidates. Apart from this, Tamilar Katchi, the party of Tamil nationalist leader Seeman, has given tickets to 6 Brahmins. Both these parties have chosen areas like Mayilapur and Srirangam, where the number of Brahmin voters is high. Analysts say that the reason behind NTK fielding 6 Brahmins is that Seeman has adopted anti-Periyar stance in Tamil Nadu. While participating in a program related to RSS, he said that he will work to demolish the Dravidian wall. They also openly use caste and identity in their political messages.

What do political pundits say?
According to the report of Times of India, political analyst Arun Kumar says that AIADMK took support from the Brahmin community for many decades but there has been a change in recent years. After the death of Jayalalitha, Brahmin voters have inclined in favor of BJP. Due to this, AIADMK has distanced itself from Brahmins, but due to BJP’s abstinence, people are definitely worried.

What is the population of Brahmins?
The share of Brahmins in the total population of Tamil Nadu is only 3 percent. Political parties give priority to those castes which are in large numbers. Muthuraiyar, Thevar, Vanniyar and Gounder. Due to small numbers, Brahmins are not seen as a vote bank. Apart from this, 69 percent reservation is applicable in the state. Dravidian parties have woven their politics around the upliftment of OBCs and Dalits.

In Dravidian politics, Brahmins are considered Aryans or outsiders, while non-Brahmins are considered original Dravidians. This is why it is a big challenge in itself for a Brahmin leader to prove himself as a protector of purely Tamil interests.

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This time a new face is in the news in Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. Actor-turned-politician Vijay Thalapathy’s party TVK has entered the electoral fray for the first time and has changed the political atmosphere as soon as it comes. According to Lok Pal survey, TVK may get 8 to 10 seats. This number may seem less in terms of seats, but its impact on politics is clearly visible.

If we talk about vote percentage, the DMK alliance is expected to get around 40.1 percent votes, due to which it seems to be at the forefront. Whereas the alliance of AIADMK and BJP can get about 29 percent votes. The most interesting thing is that TVK, which is contesting elections for the first time, is expected to get about 23.9 percent votes. This is considered a huge figure for a new party and it shows that this party is getting good support among the people. TVK may be lagging behind in terms of seats in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, but with its arrival the electoral contest has become more interesting and this party can play a bigger role in the times to come.

When will elections be held in Tamil Nadu?

Voting will be held in Tamil Nadu on 23 April. Elections will be held on all 234 assembly seats in the state, where all the major parties have contested for power. The tenure of Tamil Nadu Assembly is till May 10, so the new government will be elected before that. If we talk about voters, there are total about 5.6 crore voters in Tamil Nadu. These include approximately 2.7 crore male and 2.8 crore female voters. Apart from this, there are also 7617 third gender voters who will participate in this election. It is clear from these figures that this election is going to be big and important, in which crores of people will use their votes to elect a new government.

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Lok Pal’s latest survey, which came before the assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, has made the picture of the state’s politics clear to a great extent. According to this survey, it can be estimated which party’s atmosphere is prevailing among the public at present. In this survey of Lok Poll, it has been told that once again DMK coalition government seems to be formed in the state.

There are a total of 234 assembly seats in Tamil Nadu and 118 seats are required to form the government. According to the survey, the alliance of DMK and Congress can win 181 to 189 seats. This means that this alliance is easily crossing the majority mark and the government of current Chief Minister MK Stalin can be formed again. At the same time, the alliance of AIADMK and BJP seems to be far behind in this race. This alliance is expected to get only 38 to 42 seats, which is far from the majority.

Survey results regarding Vijay Thalapathy’s party

This time a new face is also in discussion in the elections. Actor-turned-politician Vijay Thalapathy’s party TVK is contesting elections for the first time. According to the survey, this party can get 8 to 10 seats. Although the seats seem to be less, his entry has definitely changed the atmosphere of politics. If we talk about vote percentage, DMK alliance seems to be getting around 40.1% votes. AIADMK-BJP alliance may get around 29% votes. TVK is expected to get 23.9% votes, which is considered a very big figure for a new party.

Vote share of Thalapathy’s party

The special thing is that in the survey, the vote share of Vijay Thalapathy’s party, which is contesting elections for the first time, is coming very close to that of AIADMK. It is clear from this that he is gaining a good hold among the youth and new voters. The survey also revealed people’s opinion regarding the face of the Chief Minister. In this, MK Stalin is at the forefront and he is liked by 41% people. At second place is AIADMK’s E Palaniswami, who has got the support of 24.1% people. At the same time, 27.1% people are liking Vijay Thalapathy as the Chief Minister, which shows him as a strong new leader.

DMK alliance in strong position in Tamil Nadu

Lok Pal’s survey clearly indicates that the DMK alliance is currently in a strong position in Tamil Nadu and can form the government again. But the entry of Vijay Thalapathy has definitely given a new direction for future politics. The real result will be clear only after the elections, but in the current environment the contest has become interesting.

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Stalin Government Announced Coupons Worth ₹8,000 For Women: The election period has begun in Tamil Nadu. The ruling party DMK has released its manifesto on Sunday i.e. 29 March. This manifesto was presented by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin released in Chennai. In this manifesto, it has been announced that a coupon of Rs 8000 will be given to women, which is being discussed the most. Let us tell you that elections are to be held in Tamil Nadu on 23rd April. That’s why all the parties are making new announcements through their respective manifestos.

Chief Minister MK Stalin explained the reason for giving coupons

In this program organized in Chennai, when Chief Minister Stalin was asked that other parties were talking about depositing money directly into bank accounts, then why did you choose the route of coupons? On this he said, ‘If we give cash directly, then there is a fear that it will be spent on other minor expenses of the house. We want that the women of the house should have the freedom to buy the goods of their choice. The coupon means that they can buy any major item like washing machine, TV, fridge or mixer as per their need or can exchange the old one for a new one. During this, Stalin quipped, ‘Our manifesto was a hero in the 2021 elections, but this manifesto is both a hero and a heroine.’

This manifesto has been made with Janta’s suggestions.

DMK Deputy General Secretary Kanimozhi, who headed the Manifesto Committee, told the whole story behind this manifesto. He said that we have not been in any hurry to make it. A complete committee was formed, which visited different districts of Tamil Nadu and spoke directly to the public.

According to Kanimozhi, ‘This is not just the vision of the party, but a suggestion of every person we met. We wanted that when we give something to people, they should have full right to choose what they want. Real democracy is to give the people the right to choose the goods of their choice.

Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Elections 2026: The date of Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2026 is getting closer. The election activity in the state is becoming equally intense and all the parties are releasing their manifestos one by one. Edappadi K yesterday. Palaniswami released the manifesto of AIADMK. He has made many well-known promises in this manifesto. This includes increasing the monthly cash assistance amount given to women from Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000, giving a lump sum relief amount of Rs 10,000 to families, free bus travel for men, three free LPG cylinders every year, crop loan waiver, higher support price for paddy and subsidy on solar energy. The most important election promise of this manifesto includes giving a free refrigerator to every ration card holder etc. After the announcement of this manifesto, Palaniswami called it the hero of the elections.

DMK vs AIADMK in Tamil Nadu elections

Tamil Nadu has two major Dravidian parties, DMK and AIADMK, and both give priority to social welfare. AIADMK is fighting a tough election this time. The ruling DMK has not only promised welfare schemes but has also implemented many schemes. He has also continuously promoted these schemes. Be it women’s rights grants, morning breakfast programmes, free bus travel for women, cash transfers and loan waivers, all these are part of the government’s daily political propaganda.

The challenge before AIADMK’s Palaniswami is not to give a new shape to welfare politics, but to unseat the ruling party which is already in a strong position.

AIADMK is ahead of DMK in election announcement

The AIADMK manifesto appears to be an attempt to increase the demands. If DMK gives Rs 1,000, AIADMK will give Rs 2,000. Vijay’s TVK, which was making fun of free schemes in its initial months, has now announced to give Rs 2500. If relief is given from time to time, AIADMK will provide additional assistance of Rs 10,000 at a time. If there is free travel for women, AIADMK will give it to men also. Even the promise of free LPG remains intact, although reduced from six cylinders to three in 2021.

The scope of welfare schemes changed in the year 2006

In 2006, Karunanidhi’s color TV scheme became a global symbol of populism in Tamil Nadu. Then in the year 2011, Jayalalitha responded by giving laptops, grinders, mixers and fans and then many of them were distributed under the ‘Amma’ brand.

In the year 2016, he had also made many promises like free mobile phones, 100 units of free electricity, scooters at concessional rates for women, breakfast for children, gold for marriage assistance and many more.

As Tamil Nadu Assembly elections are approaching, the color of political contest is no longer limited to just rallies and posters. This time, the most discussed topic in the electoral arena is about customized campaign vehicles, which have emerged as a new confluence of technology and strategy.

The demand for these high-tech promotional vehicles has increased rapidly in many districts including Tiruchirappalli. According to local fabricators and modification teams, candidates are now giving priority to such vehicles for their campaign which can act as digital platforms on the go.

Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu: Senthil, who is doing the modification to the vehicles, says, “Demand has been steadily increasing, and we expect a further surge in orders in the coming days as candidates begin to finalize their campaign strategies ahead of the elections. We have… https://t.co/U2Roh1a0Lq pic.twitter.com/0YSra1raRb

— ANI (@ANI) March 26, 2026

A vehicle modification expert said, “As the candidates are deciding their election strategy, our orders are continuously increasing.” He says that LED lighting, wireless audio system, advanced sound setup and visual displays are being installed in these vehicles so that the message reaches the voters in a more effective manner.

Technology changed the face of election campaign

This increasing use of technology in political campaigning is not limited to just show off. With the help of digital screens and high-definition sound systems, candidates are now able to convey their message to every village and locality with greater clarity and impact.

Party symbols, big photographs of leaders and slogans are being prominently displayed on these campaign vehicles. This not only increases brand visibility but also increases the enthusiasm of the workers at the grassroots level.

Election analysts believe that this trend of mobile campaigning can become a permanent strategy of Indian politics in the coming years, because it makes it possible to reach more voters in less time.

Politics of alliances and pace of campaign

Amidst the election turmoil, the equations of political alliances are also changing rapidly. AIADMK has announced to contest 169 seats out of 234, while the remaining seats have been left for allies BJP and PMK. The party’s manifesto includes promises like monthly financial assistance to women leaders and relief from inflation.

In this election, a direct contest is being considered between the DMK-led alliance and the AIADMK-led NDA. Actor-turned-politician Vijay’s party can make this contest triangular.

Last race of campaign before voting

Voting is to be held in Tamil Nadu in a single phase on April 23, while counting of votes will take place on May 4. In such a situation, the next few weeks are very important from the publicity point of view.

Experts believe that the increasing trend of technology-driven campaign vehicles can prove to be a game-changer in election strategy. This is not just an attempt to win elections, but also the story of the changing digital era of politics, where politics is now reaching the hearts and minds of voters through moving screens and echoing speakers on the streets.