The implications of a majoritarian electoral system for minority rights are significant, often leading to the marginalization of underrepresented groups. In such systems, the winning party can effectively dominate governance, neglecting the needs and perspectives of minorities. This concentration of power can result in policies that favor the majority, perpetuating inequalities and social divides. Moreover, minorities may feel disenfranchised, leading to a lack of political engagement and representation. Consequently, the health of a democracy can be compromised if minority rights are inadequately protected within such electoral frameworks.