Overview
- Jan Suraaj fielded nominees across all 243 Assembly seats within a year of its launch, with three later withdrawing and one nomination rejected.
- Kishor spent more than two years on statewide padyatras with roadshows and door‑to‑door outreach to build a bottom‑up organization.
- The party touts heavy digital traction, with Kishor claiming over 30 crore daily video views and significant backing from returning migrants.
- Some observers in Patna say his early momentum ebbed as the contest polarized between the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan in the campaign’s final stretch.
- The November 14 count will show whether the new outfit translates its ground effort and appeals on jobs, education and migration into decisive vote share.