Changes in the electoral landscape significantly affect representation by altering voter demographics, preferences, and turnout. For example, technological advancements and social media influence how candidates campaign, potentially reaching wider or different audiences than traditional methods. Shifts in population, such as urbanization or migrations, can lead to redistricting, thereby reshaping constituencies. These changes inevitably impact who gets elected and the policies prioritized, as representatives respond to the evolving needs and interests of their voters, which can enhance or dilute democratic representation.