<h1>One Nation, One Election proposal seeks synchronized national and state polls, needs constitutional amendment (Article 368) and legal reforms</h1> A major political party's state unit advocated implementing a 'One Nation, One Election' scheme to synchronize national and state polls, arguing it would reduce expenditure, prevent instability and ensure policy continuity. The party leader urged building public support by mobilizing students and youth through regional conferences and campaigns across educational institutions and cities. Legally, implementing ONOE would likely require constitutional amendments, changes to electoral statutes and administrative coordination between central and state governments, raising federalism and timing-of-elections issues that would necessitate judicial, legislative and consultative processes.