Coalition governance poses several challenges, primarily due to the need for compromise among diverse political parties with differing ideologies and agendas. Achieving consensus on policy initiatives can be time-consuming and often results in diluted or ineffective legislation. Conflicts can arise when coalition partners disagree on fundamental issues, leading to instability and mistrust. Furthermore, the complexity of managing varied interests can make it difficult to maintain a unified message and purpose. Despite these challenges, coalition governance can also foster inclusivity and represent a broader spectrum of society, enhancing democratic legitimacy.