The health implications of voting can include “increases to psychological wellbeing,” according to a Trinity College professor.
The health implications of voting can include “increases to psychological well-being,” according to a Trinity College professor.
“A study found that young voters have a higher level of education, abstain from heavy drinking and smoking and have fewer symptoms of depression. “They also found that the demand for healthcare services rose by 19% among first-time voters during a major election campaign.
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