Economic recessions significantly impact political ideologies, often catalyzing shifts in public policy and party platforms. During such downturns, voters may become disillusioned with existing governance, leading to increased support for populist or radical changes as citizens seek solutions to pressing economic woes. This shift can also encourage a reevaluation of fiscal policies, favoring social safety nets and government intervention. Political parties may respond to these changes by adopting new strategies to win over voters affected by economic hardship. Consequently, the cycle of economic distress can redefine political landscapes and priorities for years.