"Political socialization" refers to the lifelong process through which individuals acquire their political beliefs and values, influenced by family, education, peers, and media. This process starts in childhood and continues throughout life as people encounter various social and political contexts. Key agents of socialization, including schools and community organizations, play significant roles in shaping an individual's understanding of their civic duties and political landscape. The outcomes of political socialization can lead to the development of distinct voting patterns and ideological affiliations, ultimately affecting the overall political culture of a society.