Who is your favorite Thumpian??? (Candidates trying to increase votes through fake methods will be immediately banned)

Rohit Sharma opened strong, leading by 77% on day 1. But the surge was short-lived: by day 2, Rishi Goswami flipped the race and built a 44% lead that barely moved for the next 28 days, cementing a 42% cushion he held all the way to the finish.

The final tally was a blowout — Goswami took 72.7% (54,823 votes) to Sharma's 25.7% (19,413), with nine other Thumpians splitting scraps under 1% each. India drove the vote (669 of the sampled ballots) and leaned hard for Goswami, while the small US contingent stayed loyal to Sharma to the end.

• Day 1 flip · Sharma led by 77% on day 1, lost the race by day 2
• Iron lead · Goswami's 42% margin held unchanged for 28 straight days
• Gender split · Goswami skewed male (286M/111F); Sharma was closer (208M/149F)
• Geography · India backed Goswami; the US minority favored Sharma