Electoral reforms aim to enhance democratic participation by making voting more accessible and reducing barriers. Reforms may include measures such as automatic voter registration, ranked-choice voting, and the expansion of early voting periods. By simplifying the voting process and encouraging greater voter turnout, these reforms seek to create a more representative electoral system. Additionally, they aim to mitigate the effects of gerrymandering and enhance voter education, ensuring that citizens feel empowered to participate in the democratic process and voice their opinions through the ballot.