السلوک الانتخابي والعوامل المتحکمه فيه "دراسة ميدانية"

The study of electoral behavior in Egypt begins with the events witnessed by the Egyptian society after the revolution of 25 January 2012, represented by the economic, social and political transformations that were aimed at consolidating the pluralistic democratic process and establishing its bases. This was the starting point in the path of democratic transformation, to support the independence of the popular initiative within the framework of political pluralism, through the establishment of political parties and civil society institutions, and to begin to think about a democratic political upbringing that would constitute a democratic political culture, this study is based on the amendments made by the 2014 Constitution, which allowed effective and democratic practice. This study seeks to penetrate the university youth society and study the impact of social relations on the political phenomenon. The study in its field is aimed at studying the influence of factors affecting electoral behavior for a sample of students of the Faculty of Arts, Kafr El-Sheikh University through a simple random sample. The study sought to shed light on the social, political, political, and spatial political interactions, and to monitor the relationship between cultural and cultural construction, (Political culture, political upbringing, electoral campaigns), as well as the impact of social conditions and place of residence, by achieving the main objective of the study "to try to identify electoral behavior patterns in terms of concept, determinants and factors Affecting it and linking it to the study variables, The most important results were based on a set of statistical processes of coefficient of correlation and (k2), arithmetic averages and the rate of compatibility to achieve the objective of the study. The most important results were the extent to which the electoral behavior was influenced by a variety of factors, And the social conditions. The study also showed a decline in the influence of some factors in electoral behavior, namely patriarchal values and party affiliation