Technological innovations have reshaped voter turnout by enhancing access to information and simplifying the voting process. Online registration, mobile voting apps, and social media campaigns create more opportunities for citizens to engage with elections. These technologies can inform voters about candidates and issues, making participation less daunting. However, disparities in technology access can also reinforce inequalities, potentially disenfranchising certain groups. As such, while technology has the potential to boost turnout, it must be implemented inclusively to ensure that all citizens can exercise their right to vote, contributing to fair electoral outcomes.