Political representation for marginalized groups often varies due to factors such as socioeconomic status, race, and gender. These groups frequently face hurdles in accessing political processes, leading to underrepresentation. This disparity can result in policies that do not address their specific concerns, perpetuating cycles of inequality. Efforts for enhanced representation, including affirmative action and quota systems, aim to rectify these imbalances. Moreover, the presence of empowered representatives from marginalized communities can foster greater advocacy for their rights and improve societal outcomes.