The main idea behind ‘One Nation, One Election’ (ONOE) is to hold elections for both the Lok Sabha and state assemblies together every five years. Reports present that states often have 5 to 7 elections separately throughout the year, leading to disruptions in the development and governance processes. The group supporting this principle states that frequent elections create a disturbed legislative schedule which further affects the smooth functioning of parliamentary proceedings. However, the authors advocateagainst the idea of ONOE. The ONOE reform could result in an intensified and overwhelming campaign season, overshadowing critical regional issues amidst the far-reaching national concerns. The potential sidelining of regional voices and local concerns in comparison with the mainstream national discourse will adversely impact voter engagement and representation.