The 2024 general elections showcased a complex interplay of voter sentiment and political dynamics, with the BJP falling short of a majority despite some positive assessments. Economic concerns, such as inflation and unemployment, overshadowed the government’s achievements, leading to voter dissatisfaction and a drop in support for the party. While voters appreciated initiatives like the Ram Mandir construction and Hindutva promotion, they were more swayed by economic issues and voted for the opposition parties. Overall, the CSDS-Lokniti post-poll survey reveals the challenges faced by the BJP and provides insights into the factors that influenced voter choice.