Why do people vote the way they vote?

Some reasons for voting choices are: Because the voting system is set up so that most people are not necessarily aware that there are more than two parties or what other parties represent, they just choose between the main two Some people believe in and support a specific party and will almost always vote that straight party line People often vote based on who they believe is the front runner because they want to vote for 'a winner During campaigns, the candidates speak in generalities, say what they believe the public wants to hear, and describe the 'issues' in such vague terms that the public uses their own beliefs to interpret what is being said and vote according to these perceptions Some people have only one issue that they care about and vote for the candidate that appears to support their position on that issue People don't really know who the individuals are that they're voting for, they're basically guessing There are some people who arrive at the voting booth, having paid little or no attention to the candidates or the issues and proceed to vote for any names that they recognize, perhaps the one(s) who were most prominent in the media or spent the most to blanket the media with advertising On occassion, a voter comes to the polls on election day who has done some homework, knows the candidates, knows the issues, and makes reasonably informed choices in the voting booth I'm sure that there are a number of other decision making processes used by voters, please feel free to add any that aren't included A wide variety of reasons referred to as multiple causation.

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