Voting Isn't Declining; It's a Strategic Move

Withdrawing from the voting process may appear as a protest, but it inadvertently supports the system by reducing overall participation, thereby benefiting those who remain engaged. The overwhelming turnout in the 2020 elections, with over 80 million votes for one party, prompts scrutiny about the legitimacy and transparency of that participation. Concerns about voter fraud linger in discussions surrounding elections, as there is an acknowledgment that while no election can claim absolute integrity, the prevalence of fraud isn't negligible either. This complexity raises doubts about the perceived legitimacy of electoral outcomes and highlights the shared recognition of vulnerabilities, even among those who support the electoral process.