In political races, corruption becomes a central wedge issue, framing incumbents as ethically compromised. Campaigns leverage scandals, real or alleged, to erode public trust and position themselves as reformers. Challengers and opposition parties benefit most, using it to mobilize voters seeking change. Conversely, incumbents may use it to discredit rivals, turning governance failures into a powerful electoral weapon.
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