Marginalized groups face numerous challenges in achieving political representation. Systemic barriers, such as discrimination, socioeconomic disadvantages, and lack of access to political networks, impede their participation. These challenges can lead to underrepresentation in policymaking processes, meaning their unique perspectives and needs remain overlooked. Addressing these issues requires substantial reforms to enhance accessibility and support for candidates from marginalized backgrounds. Ultimately, improving representation is crucial for ensuring equitable governance and creating policies that reflect the diversity of society.