Achieving electoral reform presents several challenges, such as bipartisan opposition, entrenched interests, and public apathy. Many reforms seek to address issues like gerrymandering, campaign finance, and voter access, but political actors often resist changes that threaten their power. Overcoming these obstacles requires mobilizing grassroots support and building coalitions among diverse stakeholders. Furthermore, educating the public on the importance of reform can help generate momentum for change. As seen in many democratic systems, balancing the need for reform with political feasibility can complicate efforts, making sustained advocacy crucial for achieving meaningful progress.