Political Participation

Definition

Political participation refers to the involvement of individuals in political activities such as voting, running for office, attending political rallies, and engaging in political discussions. It encompasses actions that influence or shape the decision-making processes within a society.

Related terms

Voter Turnout: The percentage of eligible voters who actually cast their vote during an election.

Civic Engagement: Refers to the individual or collective actions taken by citizens to address public concerns and promote the well-being of their communities.

Political Activism: Involves actively advocating for specific social or political causes through various means such as protests, demonstrations, or lobbying efforts.