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Billion Ballots
Indian election analysis and forecast builder
Explore every election since Indian independence on interactive maps. Open any seat's profile, track swing, build your own forecast, find your constituency, and simulate the Delimitation Bill 2026. Free, no sign-up.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I've been interested in political and data analysis since I was a teenager. What always bothered me was how hard it was to see the record of modern India's own democracy – who won where, by how much, and how that has changed.
I wanted something that didn't exist: a way to look at any Indian election, in any year, on the map as it actually was. Not a spreadsheet or a static table, not a news-night dashboard that vanishes after the count, and not history flattened onto today's boundaries.
India has a billion voters and one of the richest electoral records anywhere in the world, and most of it sits in PDFs. Billion Ballots is my attempt to change that: to make serious political analysis of India something anyone can do from a browser, for free.
It covers Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha results from 1951 to today, drawn on the constituency boundaries in force at the time. Here's what you can do:
Billion Ballots is an election atlas for India: Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha results, 1951 to today, drawn on the constituency boundaries that were in force at the time, not today's.
What you can do
🗺️ Map any election. Colour a state or the whole country by winning party, zoom to a single seat, and step through years.
📇 Open a seat profile. Every constituency has its result history, margins, runner-up, candidates and a plain-English rating: Safe, Lean, Competitive or Toss-up. Each rating shows the number that sets it.
🔄 See the swing. Compare two elections seat by seat, only where both were fought on the same boundaries, so the comparison is fair.
🎛️ Build your forecast. Move the swing slider and watch seats change hands. It starts from each seat's last result and is a what-if tool, not a prediction. You can share your scenario as a link.
⏳ Watch the timeline. Replay the map election by election, for the Lok Sabha or any state.
📍 Find my seat. Your location is matched to your Lok Sabha and assembly seats in your browser. The coordinates never leave the page.
🏛️ Try the Delimitation Bill 2026 Simulator. See how seats could be redistributed state by state in an 815-seat House.
🎨 Party and alliance pages. NDA, UPA and INDIA appear only in the years they existed.
📊 Development context. Census 2011 and NFHS-5 figures for each seat's district. It describes places and never ranks them.
📖 Story cards. A short, fact-checked written account of each election.
🎬 A guided tour. A short film drawn live from the site's own maps and results, with narration in English or Hindi.
It's free and needs no sign-up. I'd love to hear which seat you looked up first and what's missing.
About Billion Ballots on Product Hunt
“Indian election analysis and forecast builder”
Billion Ballots was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #95 on the daily leaderboard. Explore every election since Indian independence on interactive maps. Open any seat's profile, track swing, build your own forecast, find your constituency, and simulate the Delimitation Bill 2026. Free, no sign-up.
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