Electoral laws significantly impact voter turnout by shaping how accessible the voting process is to different groups. Laws regarding registration, voter ID requirements, and mail-in voting can either encourage or discourage participation. For example, strict registration processes may disenfranchise certain populations, leading to lower turnout rates, especially among marginalized communities. Conversely, laws that facilitate accessibility, such as same-day registration or automatic voting by mail, can enhance electoral participation. Therefore, the design of electoral laws is crucial for promoting a democratically engaged citizenry.