Altruism theory of voting
ID: altruism-theory-of-voting
The Altruism Theory of voting suggests that individuals may participate in the electoral process not solely for their self-interest, but out of a concern for the welfare of others or the greater good of society. This theory posits that voters may be motivated by altruistic considerations, such as wanting to contribute to the overall well-being of their community, support policies that benefit those in need, or help advance social justice.
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