Vote buying of Electorates:A Case Study of Parliamentary By- Elections

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The book examines the pervasive issue of vote buying in developing countries, highlighting its detrimental impact on electoral integrity. It argues that political candidates should refrain from using undue influence to sway election outcomes, as this practice undermines democracy. The research emphasizes the vulnerability of the poor, who are often exploited through cash and gifts. Additionally, it contrasts the situation in African nations with advanced democracies, where credible electoral environments reduce the feasibility of vote buying. Ultimately, it advocates for a fairer electoral process free from corruption.