Election promises are commitments made by candidates during a political campaign. These promises outline what the candidates plan to achieve if they are elected to office. They often address key issues such as healthcare, education, and economic growth, aiming to persuade voters to support them. Voters rely on these promises to make informed decisions at the polls. However, once elected, some candidates may struggle to fulfill their promises due to various challenges, including budget constraints or opposition from other political parties. This can lead to disappointment among voters who expected certain changes or improvements.