Influence of Family Political Affiliation, Education, and Socialization on Young Adults Political Attitudes and Behaviors: A Comprehensive Analysis of District Okara
Authors
MUHAMMAD AQSAN FAROOQ NIZAMI, ARFAN LATIF and GHULAM MUHAYY U DIN
Abstract
This study examines the political behavior of youth in the district of Okara, with a particular focus on analyzing their party affiliations. The objective of this research is to gain insights into the level of political engagement and passion displayed by the youth in Okara towards different political parties. The study is based on a sample size of 315 participants, ensuring a representative and diverse range of perspectives. Using a combination of surveys, interviews, and data analysis techniques (Frequency, Descriptive, Regration, Anova, Independent sample t test) this research seeks to explore the factors influencing the youth's party affiliations and their level of enthusiasm towards their chosen parties. The study takes into account variables such as socio-economic backgrounds, educational levels, and family political histories to understand the dynamics behind these affiliations. Through the analysis of data collected from the participants, this research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape among the youth in Okara. The findings will shed light on the key motivations, ideologies, and values that drive their political choices. Furthermore, it will uncover the role of social media, peer influence, and community networks in shaping their political behavior. The results of this study are expected to contribute to the existing literature on political behavior, specifically focusing on the youth population in Okara. The findings will provide valuable insights for political parties, policymakers, and stakeholders who aim to engage with and address the concerns and aspirations of the youth. Moreover, it will aid in developing strategies to enhance youth participation in political processes and strengthen democratic institutions at the local and national levels.
Keywords: Political Behavior, Youth, Party Affiliation, Family Political History.