Marginalized communities face significant challenges in political representation, such as systemic barriers that limit their access to power and resources. Various factors, including socioeconomic status, discrimination, and lack of political education, contribute to their underrepresentation in decision-making processes. This absence can lead to insufficient attention to their unique needs and concerns in policy-making. Additionally, marginalized groups often encounter difficulties in mobilizing politically due to limited networks and support systems. Addressing these challenges is essential to enhancing equity and ensuring that diverse voices are included in governance.