A political crisis can severely affect governance by creating instability and disrupting the usual processes of decision-making. During such crises, governments may struggle to maintain authority, legitimacy, and public trust. This instability can lead to rash policy decisions, the marginalization of certain voices, or increased authoritarianism as leaders seek to consolidate power. Moreover, a political crisis can prompt social unrest and drive significant public movements, making it imperative for governments to address underlying issues and restore confidence in institutions to ensure long-term stability.