Political parties respond to changing public opinions by adapting their platforms and strategies to remain relevant and competitive. They may shift their stances on key issues to align with voter preferences or introduce new policies that resonate with emerging societal concerns. This responsiveness can lead to increased voter engagement and support. However, parties must balance adaptation with core values to maintain their identity. Failure to address public sentiment adequately can result in electoral losses, diminishing a party’s influence and credibility among constituents.