Marginalized groups face numerous challenges in achieving political representation, such as systemic discrimination, lack of access to political networks, and socioeconomic barriers. These obstacles can diminish their voice and influence in decision-making processes, leading to policies that do not reflect their needs. Efforts to enhance representation include grassroots organizing, advocacy for equitable electoral laws, and fostering inclusive platforms that amplify diverse perspectives. Addressing these challenges is essential for a more equitable political landscape.