Impact of Civic Responsibility on Decision to Vote among Adults

Globally, the engagement of citizens in civic responsibility and politics is considered critical for nurturance democratic culture. In this context, study was conducted to understand citizens’ attitude toward decision vote along with factors influential determining attitude. It a mixed-method study. For quantitative study, survey by collecting data from 300 respondents: 150 rural background urban background. Quantitative results revealed that educated respondents belonging area falling category high monthly income are more likely cast because according them their can bring change, brings real representative, whereas uneducated people low group found motivated voting without casting vote. Additionally, political identity candidate tends influence behavior adults it also seen age an important demographic factor trend. Civic positively correlated a) Reasoning which implies duty, b) Personal candidate, c) Integrity experience candidate. Qualitative analysis living areas responsibility, votes development country, women's empowerment or equal right. However, both groups, have negative perception barriers women’s voting. These findings be used as source information policymakers design special policies initiatives promote right citizens.