The political process adapts to changing demographics by recognizing the evolving needs and preferences of the population. As demographic characteristics shift—such as age, race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status—political parties and candidates often adjust their platforms and outreach strategies to resonate with new or emerging groups. This adaptation may involve diversifying policies to address issues relevant to underrepresented communities, ensuring their inclusion in political discussions. Additionally, shifts in voter demographics can influence electoral outcomes, prompting parties to rethink campaign strategies to attract a broader base of support, thereby fostering a more inclusive political landscape.