Voter fatigue significantly influences electoral outcomes by diminishing turnout and engagement in elections. When voters experience repeated cycles of campaigns, they may become disenchanted, feeling overwhelmed or uninspired by candidates and issues. Consequently, low voter turnout can skew results, favoring more motivated voter blocs and potentially leading to less representative governance. Furthermore, voter fatigue might correlate with negative perceptions of the political system, driving citizens away from participation and affecting the legitimacy of electoral processes.