Conditions Factors Influence the Motivation for Voting

Abstract

This article has discussed the factors influencing the exercise of voting rights, especially the vote electing representatives to act on their behalf. Each decision to exercise the suffrage of the people is like the granting of the right to administer the country to their representatives entrusting them to individual decision-making factors. The selection of such candidates, whether it is a matter of paying attention to the principles of rights and liberties, which are stipulated by the Thai people's rights and liberties as a guarantee that The State will recognize and protect the rights and freedoms of the people according to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand B.E. 2560, or the exercise of the right to vote is a matter of receiving different benefits from the candidates. However, there are likely to be four factors that motivate people to exercise their right to vote, namely: (1) Political party factors referring to party policies and the image of the party affiliated with. (2) the state policy as an electoral organizer to facilitate the people who have the right to vote. (3) Political factors concerning applicants and personal qualifications of applicants. (4) Environmental factors refer to benefits or rewards. These factors are part of the people who have the right to vote in the exercise of their rights and liberties under the constitutional framework, which may be regarded as factors affecting their participation in the administration same country as well.