Political negligence can have severe consequences, including deteriorating public trust and engagement in governance. When officials fail to address pressing issues—like healthcare, education, or infrastructure—citizens may feel disillusioned, leading to increased apathy and decreased voter turnout. This negligence can also exacerbate social inequalities and foster resentment among disadvantaged groups. Furthermore, the neglect of critical issues can create a vacuum for extremist ideologies to take root, threatening social cohesion and democratic stability as marginalized populations seek alternative voices.