Voter suppression tactics have severe implications for democracy as they undermine the electoral process and disenfranchise particular groups. Such tactics may include stringent voter ID laws, purging voter rolls, limiting polling locations, and misinformation campaigns. By making it more difficult for specific populations—particularly minorities, elderly, and low-income citizens—to vote, these tactics distort representation and skew electoral outcomes. The erosion of voter participation not only disenfranchises citizens but also fosters public distrust in democratic institutions, ultimately threatening the foundation of a healthy and inclusive democracy.