For example, illiterates usually do not vote during elections. Elections are the fundamental foundation of every country's political system. Illiterates lack knowledge about the political system and how it works, which leaves them without knowing how much their contribution will matter. Lack of knowledge can cause the person not to care about the country, leading them not to vote. Some studies show that fewer people vote in elections and that illiterates are included in the statistics because they do not know how they can contribute to making the nation better. Likewise, even if they vote, it is not because they understand the political platform or the candidates' strategies. Even if uneducated people try hard and vote, they absolutely do not understand who they are voting for and what the candidate can offer to the nation. Being illiterate will leave people blind to ideology, and this will make it difficult for individuals to understand the candidates' ideas and contributions. By choosing the wrong candidate, they will cause the country more harm than good. Rather than the candidate's philosophy, it could be a friend who forces the illiterate person to vote or it could be a poster he might see on the streets that might seem attractive to him. These factors will lead them to vote, making it unfair