Political apathy among citizens poses serious implications for democratic engagement and governance. It can lead to low voter turnout, which skews electoral outcomes and can result in the election of representatives who do not reflect the populace’s views. Such apathy can also enable political elites to dominate the decision-making process, diminishing accountability. Furthermore, when citizens feel disconnected or uninterested in politics, it undermines the potential for social change and reduces the government’s responsiveness to the needs and concerns of the broader public.