Party politics significantly impact policy-making by shaping agendas, decision making, and public discourse. Political parties mobilize support, drive policy debates, and influence legislative outcomes through coalition-building and lobbying efforts. Partisan divisions often hinder bipartisan cooperation and consensus-building, leading to gridlock and policy stalemates. In some cases, party ideology supersedes evidence-based policymaking, resulting in polarized and contentious policy outcomes. Moreover, party affiliation can determine funding allocations, resource distribution, and bureaucratic appointments, further entrenching political interests in the policy process. The influence of party politics on policy-making highlights the complex interplay between political dynamics and public policy outcomes.