The fact that people vote even though the benefits seem low compared to the costs is called the voting paradox.

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The voting paradox refers to a situation where collective preferences can be cyclic, even if individual preferences are not, making it difficult to determine a clear winner. The phenomenon of people voting despite low benefits compared to costs is often discussed in terms of rational choice theory or the paradox of voting, not the voting paradox.

The Fact That People Vote Even Though the Benefits Seem