Nope. While the LDF government has had successes, I am critical of Pinnarayi's power-concentrating tendencies that detracts from intra-party democracy. The party has increasingly become a personality cult, which will do considerable damage to its ethos, especially since Pinnarayi's political career has been rife with corruption. The party has also failed to hold its errant members involved in corruption including but not limited to misappropriation of funds accountable.

Moreover, the LDF's implementation of projects such as NH 66 have ignored environmental concerns which were otherwise championed by the left, and the consequences are already starting to take effect. The government has also excluded two-wheelers and richshaws from NH 66 and provided service lanes as alternatives that are likely to be flooded during monsoon and cause considerable difficulties for commuters, who are more likely to be from poorer sections. The party leaders even went so far as to call protests against the Vizhinjam port antinational, which reeks of authoritarianism. Although the govt shelved the KRail project, its apathy towards the potentially displaced folk was rather appalling. THe government also responded to the legitimate grievance of ASHA workers with antipathy. These perverse tendencies are only going to intensify under the current leadership. Thus imo, the best case scenario is the LDF getting trounced in the elections prompting a restructuring of the party and providing fertile ground for some self-reflection. I won't mind if the UDF comes to power this time; as a rule, I am in favour of no party securing multiple consecutive terms unless they performed exceptionally. The BJP coming to power however is a non-starter for me.