Editorial independence
IndianVoter’s civic directory and explanatory work are independent of political parties and campaigns. Inclusion, omission and the availability of a photograph are not endorsements or judgments of merit.
Consistent standards
We apply source, identity, attribution and correction standards across political affiliations. More accessible data for one institution or region must not be presented as evidence that another representative is inactive or less effective.
What political colours mean
Party colours are navigation keys to a stated classification. A state’s CM-party colour does not claim that every seat is held by that party or that the map depicts a complete coalition. Colours do not express approval.
Conflicts and commercial influence
Contributors should disclose relevant political, financial or personal conflicts before undertaking related work. Commercial arrangements must not buy a favourable factual record, suppress a supported correction or decide a data outcome. Paid or sponsored material, if introduced, must be clearly distinguished.
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