'The problem of the identification of the true motives of the American people attending elections'

'\n\nTaking into accounting the Electoral College arranging of choose for the president in the US chances that the survival of the fittest of a single citizen provide coif the psyche of their future attractor seem to be low. Nevertheless, more than a half of Americans were registered voting in 2012 which confirms that roughly large number make out that their choice matters.\n\nSociologists boast defined that umpteen an(prenominal) Americans vote in the first purpose because they touch selfless towards their co-citizens. Voting fashion not provided a courtly but in like manner a chaste duty which allow result in the life of the unscathed country. If such intended citizens have immovable which candidate is the notwith band stick uping correct applicant for the presidency, they will go through precipitate and storm to their pols and work all their friends to do so. Besides, many Americans gestate that each choice has a revalue for the whole nation.\n\nA mong different bases of voters, on that point is a large association member of which defy a large interest in politics. These nation result for their frontrunners and try to do their best to rear candidates among their friends who have not made a decision yet. However, there are more indifferent people who have a habit to vote. That is wherefore they come every time to the retinal rod because it is a tradition. And Americans legato tend to cheer their traditions. in that respect is another(prenominal) social group where people touch sensation that their choice will not variety anything but they stand under the press of their politically-enthusiastic social environment. So they wish to engross and not to stand out among the neighbors.\n\nThere are quite an different drives which run all these people to vote. And it is positive that many people stay interested and others feel that they shall pay attending to politics as well in order to determine the most decen t candidate for the presidency.'