Computational politics

Computational politics is a way of studying the way people think and act related to politics, like voting and electing people, using computers and data. Computers and data can help us to study how people make their choices, and how those choices affect the world around us. With computational politics, we can look at different groups of people, how they interact with each other, and how those interactions shape our political decisions. Computational politics can help us understand why people vote the way they do, and how we can make better choices in the future.