Political ideologies inform public health responses by shaping how governments prioritize issues and allocate resources. For instance, liberal ideologies may promote universal healthcare access, emphasizing equity, while conservative ideologies might advocate for market-based solutions. The framing of public health initiatives, whether focusing on individual responsibility or collective wellbeing, is influenced by ideological perspectives. Public health campaigns also reflect these ideologies, which can affect public compliance. Consequently, response strategies during health crises, such as pandemics, are often colored by underlying political beliefs and values.