Engaging with community stakeholders offers candidates a deeper understanding of public service. Collaborating with local organizations, attending town hall meetings, or volunteering in community initiatives fosters relationships with those affected by governance policies. These interactions provide insights into the challenges and needs of diverse demographics. Furthermore, candidates can gather valuable feedback on public services, enhancing their ability to propose practical and relevant solutions. Engaging with stakeholders not only aids in comprehension but also cultivates a sense of responsibility and commitment to public welfare.