Voting Against Interests: The Political Paradox

This chapter examines the complex behavior of individuals voting against their own interests, influenced by historical decisions and societal issues. It highlights the role of leadership in pushing unpopular yet beneficial policies, the disconnect between elected officials and voters, and the dynamic nature of political engagement. Through discussions on technology in voting and the concept of political fatigue, it proposes innovative ways to re-engage citizens while contemplating the potential risks associated with political apathy.