In general, people do not knowingly vote for dictatorship. Dictatorship is a form of government in which a single person or small group exercises absolute power and control over the government and society. Dictators often come to power through undemocratic means, such as through a military coup or other form of forceful takeover.
In some cases, however, democratic societies can be vulnerable to the rise of dictators. This can happen when people become disillusioned with the existing democratic system and begin to look for more radical solutions to their problems. In some cases, politicians may also use populist rhetoric and other tactics to appeal to people's fears and resentments, and to gain support for their own authoritarian agendas.
In general, it is important for people to remain vigilant against the rise of authoritarianism and to protect the institutions and values that underpin democratic societies. This includes protecting freedom of speech and the press, ensuring free and fair elections, and holding leaders accountable to the rule of law. By remaining vigilant and engaged in the political process, people can help to prevent the rise of dictatorship and other forms of authoritarianism.