Turning political satire upside down?

I am continuing to develop my early plot ideas for my radio play whilst working on audience research (it is important that I know who my target audience are before I finalise my plot).

My latest idea is to turn political satire upside down. Most political satires in the past and today centre around politicians or political advisers. How about a political satire that focuses on a voter, rather than a politician?

Development of this and other potential plots to be continued.