Political retirement refers to the decision made by politicians to step down from their roles in government or public office. This can occur for various reasons, including age, health issues, personal choice, or the desire to pursue other interests. When a politician retires, they often leave behind a legacy that can influence future political landscapes. During political retirement, former politicians may engage in activities such as writing memoirs, giving speeches, or participating in advisory roles. Some may choose to remain active in their political party or community, while others prefer to enjoy a quieter life away from the public eye.