Economic inequality influences political representation by creating disparities in access to power and resources. Individuals from wealthier backgrounds often have significant advantages in political engagement, such as greater influence in lobbying, campaign financing, and advocacy. This can lead to the formulation of policies that disproportionately favor the interests of the affluent, while marginalizing low-income communities. Consequently, the political voices of underrepresented groups may be diminished, perpetuating a cycle of inequality. Addressing this requires promoting equity and inclusion within the political process to ensure more comprehensive representation of diverse socioeconomic perspectives.