In Against Democracy, libertarian professor and political philosopher Jason Brennan argues voting is bad for most people. Based on sixty-five years of data, he shows how completely and efficiently the voting public is misinformed on vital issues each election. The majority of voters are even ignorant of what party is in power, and, for example, during a presidential election, only a minority knew which candidate was more "conservative" or "liberal." They vote with this lack of knowledge, and it negatively affects you and me. Brennan wrote they "impose these ignorant and irrational decisions...
