Public opinion critically influences policy making as representatives and policymakers frequently consider the views and preferences of their constituents. Policymakers seek to align their initiatives with public sentiment to ensure electoral support and legitimacy. They often conduct polls and surveys to gauge opinion on key issues, which can lead to shifts in policy agendas and priorities. Furthermore, when public opinion is vocal and united, it can catalyze major policy changes, while dissent or divided opinions can complicate the policy process, resulting in less decisive action or stalled legislative efforts.