Anderson

Definition

In the context of political participation and public opinion, "Anderson" refers to a theoretical concept or model used to analyze the various factors that limit voter participation in the United States. It encompasses barriers such as legal obstacles, socio-economic status, and political disengagement.

Related terms

Voter Suppression: Actions or policies designed to restrict people's ability to vote, often targeting specific demographics.

Socio: Economic Status - A social standing or class of an individual or group often measured by education, income, and occupation.

Political Apathy: A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern regarding politics and governance