Voter fatigue
In politics, voter fatigue is the apathy or disinterest that the public can experience when they are required to vote too often.
It is often used as a criticism of the direct democracy system, in which voters are constantly asked to decide on policy via referendums.
Voter fatigue can cause notoriously low voter turnout rates, and supposedly occurs for a variety of reasons:
- voters are not interested in the issue
- voters are bothered by the inconvenience of physically voting
- voters feel their vote will not count / the election has "already been won" by one side
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