Cultural ideologies profoundly influence political policies by shaping societal values, norms, and perceptions of governance. These ideologies, whether based on nationalism, religion, or gender equality, inform citizens' expectations from their governments and can create distinct policy preferences. Political actors often align their strategies with the prevailing cultural sentiments to enhance legitimacy and support. As cultural ideologies evolve, they can drive demand for policy reforms addressing contemporary issues, reflecting changes in public attitudes and contributing to the broader discourse surrounding governance and political accountability.