Social disparities significantly impact political representation by limiting the participation of marginalized groups in the political process. Unequal access to resources, education, and opportunities can lead to underrepresentation of certain demographics, including women, minorities, and low-income populations. This disparity can result in policies that fail to address the needs and interests of these groups, perpetuating cycles of inequality. To rectify this, initiatives aimed at enhancing representation and promoting equitable access to political participation are essential for achieving a more inclusive democracy that reflects the diversity of the populace.