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INDIA’S ELECTION CAMPAIGN PARTNER

Every seat has
a story.
Let’s change yours.

From the first survey to the final vote. Intelligence, outreach and ground operations — working together for your constituency.

Built on data. Rooted in the ground.
Editorial illustration of a field researcher listening to residents in an Indian neighbourhood
IT STARTS WITH LISTENING

Real people.
Local understanding.

Listen Plan Deliver
180+Constituencies covered
40M+Voter messages delivered
2,400+Booth agents deployed
11States operated in
A clearer way to campaign

Local understanding.
A coordinated campaign.

A constituency is more than a number on a map. It is people, local issues and thousands of conversations that shape a decision.

We connect on-ground research, communication and execution in one accountable war room — so your team knows what matters, where to focus and what comes next.

Meet your campaign process
The complete campaign ecosystem

Four disciplines.
One shared direction.

The right insight is only the start. We bring every part of your campaign together.

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The 180-day rhythm

From first insight to polling day.

Full process
T-18001

Diagnose

Find out what is actually true about the seat before anyone spends money on it.

Output

Seat Diagnostic: win probability, swing booth list, top-3 issues, honest go/no-go.

T-15002

Build

Stand up the machine — room, people, systems, compliance.

Output

Operational war room, verified ground structure, every compliance approval in hand.

T-12003

Narrate

Set the story while there is still time for it to sink in.

Output

A message voters repeat back in their own words, measured weekly.

T-6004

Saturate

Everything on, aimed at the swing booths, tracked daily.

Output

Maximum contact frequency where it changes the result, not where it feels good.

T-705

Convert

Turn identified support into counted votes.

Output

Every identified supporter knows their booth, their serial number and their transport.

Day 006

Deliver

The day the previous six months either shows up or does not.

Output

Command, not chaos — and a full data handover the week after.

Case study · Karnataka 2023

Turning a third-place seat into a 9,400-vote win

The candidate had finished third in the previous cycle. The party had written the seat off.

Won+9,412 votes
96
Swing booths targeted
6,800
Panna pramukhs deployed
14,600
Grievances captured
47%
Unprompted message recall

A two-term incumbent is not beaten by out-promising them. They are beaten by out-serving them in the 20% of booths that actually move.

The part other agencies skip

Built with accountability at every step.

Four of the most common ECI notices we see are entirely avoidable, and all four come from things a campaign assumed somebody else had handled.

Section 127A

Every pamphlet and poster must carry printer and publisher name and address, with a declaration filed to the district magistrate. We lock the imprint block into the artwork template before design starts.

DLT & MCMC

Bulk SMS needs DLT entity, header and template approval — 10 working days. Political content needs MCMC pre-certification once the MCC is live. We start both at onboarding.

Expenditure register

Digital ad spend, vehicles and printing are all reportable. We keep a running ledger mapped to the district rate schedule, formatted for the expenditure observer.

Vehicle permissions

Every campaign vehicle needs written RO permission displayed in the vehicle, with loudspeaker time windows that vary by district. Daily compliance check, not a one-time filing.

Straight answers

Questions candidates actually ask us

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What does an election campaign management company actually do?

A full-service campaign firm runs four things: intelligence (surveys, booth analysis, war room), outreach (SMS, voice, WhatsApp, digital), narrative (content, reputation, creative) and ground operations (booth structure, vehicles, printing, polling day). Politics Pilot runs all four from a single war room so decisions are made on one set of numbers.

How early should we engage before an election?

T-180 for an assembly seat, T-270 for a Lok Sabha seat. Below 90 days you are buying execution, not strategy — there is no time to run a baseline survey, verify booth structure and let a message actually sink in.

Do you work with any party?

We work with one candidate per constituency, across parties, and we decline every other approach for that seat once signed. We do not take on candidates whose campaign requires fake accounts, fabricated stories or under-invoiced expenditure.

What does an assembly campaign cost in India?

Our MLA-tier engagements run ₹45 lakh to ₹1.6 crore in professional fees over 150–180 days, plus pass-through costs like media spend, printing and vehicles billed at actuals. Local body seats start around ₹8 lakh. Every rupee is documented for the ECI expenditure account.