The implications of underrepresented voices in political decision-making are significant, as they can lead to policies that fail to address the needs of all segments of society. When certain groups—such as minorities, women, or economically disadvantaged populations—are excluded from the political process, their interests and perspectives are often overlooked. This exclusion can perpetuate inequalities and social injustices and may result in a lack of trust in governmental institutions. Ensuring that diverse voices are included in decision-making promotes more comprehensive and equitable policies, fosters public engagement, and enhances the legitimacy of democratic systems by reflecting the diversity of the population.