Professor Maya Tudor was quoted in News Decoder on the challenges Indian democracy faces and how the recent election results offer hope for a more pluralistic and resilient democratic future​ for India.

Professor Maya Tudor was quoted in The Washington Post on allegations of voting irregularities in the ongoing Indian general elections, particularly focusing on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Professor Maya Tudor was quoted in The Wall Street Journal following the Indian elections, which were a major setback for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the Hindu nationalist leader failed to win an outright majority.

Professor Maya Tudor was quoted in The Guardian commenting on the results of the recent elections in India, saying ‘you can read this as a loss for the BJP’.

Professor Maya Tudor was interviewed by Politico Nightly on the ongoing elections in India. While many celebrate the electoral process of the world's largest democracy, rising signs of illiberalism are undercutting the nation's democracy.

Professor Maya Tudor was featured on the Looking for Modi podcast hosted by Avani . The discussion centred on the recent arrest of Delhi's Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal, the broader pattern of actions against opposition leaders, and the state of media freedom in India.

Professor Maya Tudor comments on the slow erosion of democracy and the right to dissent ahead of India’s election.

Professor Maya Tudor was quoted in a Time article about India's weak opposition parties ahead of this year's elections.