In Bihar, campaigning for the second and final phase of the 2025 assembly elections has officially concluded. With 122 constituencies going to the polls on 11 November, political parties wrapped up large-scale rallies, road-shows and outreach drives across the state over the weekend. The electoral atmosphere intensified as major figures from the ruling alliance and opposition conducted last-ditch efforts to win over undecided voters. Security agencies reported full readiness for polling day, with border points, transportation hubs and remote venues under special vigilance. Political analysts say the end of formal campaigning signals the shift from visible outreach to voter reflection, logistics and mobilisation on polling day. Many candidates focussed on education, infrastructure and job creation in their parting messages. Observers note that turnout, especially in rural constituencies and first-time voters, will be crucial to the outcome. The campaign’s conclusion also places greater spotlight on the role of local factors such as candidate credibility, booth-level logistics and voter sentiment. With results slated for 14 November, the stage is set for a decisive conclusion to a hard-fought election cycle in the state.
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