تأثرية الآخرين بالدعاية الانتخابية لمجلس النواب لعام 2015 و علاقتها بالاغتراب السياسي لدى الشباب

Abstract EN

The Impact of the 2015 House of Representatives' Electoral Campaign on the Others and its Relation to the Political Alienation of the Youth

The study aims at identifying the effect of electoral propaganda, its relation to political alienation and its effect on others.

The study uses the third-party effect theory and its role in voting and the decision to participate in elections.

The study was applied on a sample of 300 young individuals in Mania, Alexandria, and Cairo.

The study found that political alienation may lead to reluctance to participate politically due to a number of reasons, including: lack of family awareness on the importance of political participation; lack of faith in election management; lack of trust in any of the political parties; and minimum male participation due to lack of faith in the representatives of some political parties.

More reasons include the feeling of the futility of voting and inability to change the course of action which leads to lack of political power.

The reluctance of getting involved in the political scene due to indicators that businessmen and freelancers may be able to run in the elections.

This will lead to the clash between power and wealth again and contradicts with the basic principle of the revolution which is to break this marriage