Voting, running for office, and writing letters to elected officials are examples of "conventional political behavior".
Conventional Participation refers to the activities that we expect of good subjects. For the vast majority, participation happens like clockwork at race time. Individuals unequivocally dedicated to governmental issues are bound to take an interest all the time.
Conventional political participation incorporates casting a ballot, volunteering for a political battle, making a crusade gift, having a place with lobbyist gatherings, and serving out in the open office.