Vote for Your Favorite Political Party [2013 Elections Poll]

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The 2013 elections are around the corner, and this is the time when all the political parties start their struggles to gain popular support. However, the voting behavior of the people depends on various factors. Party affiliation holds a significant number of people to vote for the party they had been affiliated with, no matter what the circumstances are and how successful was the party in governance or opposition. The leadership of a party also plays a crucial role in shaping voting behavior. The charisma of the leader is a compelling factor that leads the public to vote for his party and bring him in power. The candidates chosen in different electorates and their agendas to overcome the issues of their respective community are also liable to shape the voting behavior. Most of the time people don’t consider the mandate of the political party important, because for them their prime issues hold greater importance. During the election speeches and public rallies, the major portion of a candidate’s speech is focused on what is his agenda for his community, and that’s why promises for the development of the electorate are made. Finally, people have strong attachment with their ethnicities, and they tend to vote for the candidates belonging to their ethnic group in their electorates.

The 2013 elections are around the corner, and this is the time when all the political parties start their struggles to gain popular support.

However, the voting behavior of the people depends on various factors.

Party affiliation holds a significant number of people to vote for the party they had been affiliated with, no matter what the circumstances are and how successful was the party in governance or opposition.

The leadership of a party also plays a crucial role in shaping voting behavior. The charisma of the leader is a compelling factor that leads the public to vote for his party and bring him in power.

The candidates chosen in different electorates and their agendas to overcome the issues of their respective community are also liable to shape the voting behavior. Most of the time people don’t consider the mandate of the political party important, because for them their prime issues hold greater importance.

During the election speeches and public rallies, the major portion of a candidate’s speech is focused on what is his agenda for his community, and that’s why promises for the development of the electorate are made.

Finally, people have strong attachment with their ethnicities, and they tend to vote for the candidates belonging to their ethnic group in their electorates.