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Al-Zarq Discusses Voter Apathy Factors
The article discussed the results of the elections held on September 23, 2026, which showed a low turnout, with only 38.02% of registered voters participating. This reflects a lack of confidence in the electoral process and various reasons behind voter abstention. Analyses confirm that the low participation is not solely due to party rejection but also results from political, social, and psychological factors, such as diminished trust in political actors, decreased effectiveness of the electoral voice, and some voters feeling that the results will not influence public policies. The report also distinguishes between apathy and protest abstention, viewing the weak political engagement as a reflection of a crisis in the relationship between citizens, political parties, and institutions. This serves as a social and political indicator that raises questions about the effectiveness of political representation and trust in institutions.
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