Appeals To Vote

Social pressure has been found to be a major influence on many people's decision to vote.

People are often to vote because they want to fit in.

"People who are seen as believable and smart are more likely to hit/affect our decisions.

People tend to vote for the candidate who they feel best protects their country, their thinking, and their freedoms.

Appeals to person fears are therefore a common method of swaying people' opinions during elections.

People are strongly influenced by leaders who are confident, have, seem emotionally strong,, positive-thinking, and action-focused, Avant adds.

Because people differ in the information they use to select a candidate, politicians must decide whether to use emotional or thinking-related appeals