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E-participation refers to the new generation of political participation activities realized through digital communication technologies. E-participation activities allow for broader political expression by including the individual in the digital agenda. The research presented in this context includes the e-participation activities of the voters in terms of empathy and altruistic attitudes. In addition, the situations in which the participants' psychological attitudes (empathy, altruism) and e-participation activities differ, are questioned, especially for demographic factors. 886 voters residing in Isparta province participated in the study. The study is built on the relational screening model within the quantitative method. Findings show that there is a negative relationship between empathy and altruistic attitudes and e-participation activities. On the other hand, the participants have different levels of empathy and e-engagement according to gender and field of study. Female participants have higher scores in emotional response and cognitive empathy subscales than males. There is no relationship between altruistic attitudes and the policy-following habits of the voters. No relationship is found between the "emotional response" sub-variable of empathy and the "policy follow-up" and "political debate" sub-variables of e-participation.