In the parliamentary elections in the northern province of Nalasha, only 2.37% of voters cast their ballots early, according to the Main Electoral Commission (GEC). Of the 28440 registered voters, only 676 cast their ballots, including 10 at Visa Hospital. This suspiciously low activity raises questions about citizens' trust in the political system and about growing social inequality. High defense spending and new taxes imposed by the government could increase public discontent. It is known that some voters do not show interest in political processes, which increase social instability. "With a weak turn, there is a risk that the authorities will not hear the opinions of all sectors of the population," the analysts warn. Thus, the current political and economic situation may undermine trust in democratic processes and increase social tension.