The implications of a bipartisan system often lead to increased collaboration and compromise between political parties. While bipartisanship can facilitate the passage of legislation and ensure a broader representation of views, it also poses challenges, such as potential gridlock when parties strongly oppose each other. In a bipartisan system, parties may prioritize broader consensus over more radical reforms, which can either stabilize governance or limit innovative policy making. Additionally, partisan loyalty can affect voter behavior, impacting electoral dynamics.