Electoral laws significantly affect voter participation by determining the accessibility and simplicity of the voting process. Laws governing registration, voting methods, and identification requirements can either facilitate or hinder citizens’ ability to participate in elections. For instance, stringent ID requirements may disproportionately affect marginalized communities, while automatic voter registration can increase turnout. Moreover, laws regulating the timing of elections and mail-in ballots influence voter engagement and convenience. Consequently, electoral laws shape the democratic landscape by either encouraging or discouraging participation among the electorate.