Majoritarian electoral systems can have significant implications, including the potential for winner-takes-all outcomes. In such systems, the candidate with the most votes prevails, often leading to underrepresentation of minority viewpoints and political fragmentation. Majoritarian systems can strengthen party dominance, making it challenging for smaller parties to compete effectively. This concentration of power may discourage voter engagement among disenfranchised groups, as their votes may seem ineffective. Consequently, reforms such as proportional representation are sometimes proposed to enhance political inclusivity and ensure that diverse perspectives are adequately represented in governance.