Electoral reform enhances voter engagement by improving accessibility and promoting fairness in the election process. Reforms like automatic voter registration or ranked-choice voting can lead to higher turnout rates as they make participation easier and more meaningful for diverse populations. When people feel their votes matter due to a more equitable system, they are more likely to engage in not just voting but also broader civic activities. Moreover, addressing issues like gerrymandering can foster trust in the electoral system and motivate individuals to participate actively, thus enriching the democratic process.