Political Behavior

Definition

Political behavior refers to actions taken by individuals or groups that seek to influence politics at various levels. This can include voting in elections, participating in protests or demonstrations, making campaign contributions, lobbying policymakers, running for office, etc.

Related terms

Voter Turnout: This term refers to the percentage of eligible voters who actually cast their ballots in an election.

Activism: Activism involves actively working towards promoting social or political change through activities such as protests, boycotts, letter-writing campaigns, etc.

Public Opinion: Public opinion represents the collective views and attitudes held by individuals within a society on various issues.