Political engagement varies across social classes, often influenced by factors like education, income, and access to resources. Higher socioeconomic status typically affords individuals greater opportunities to participate actively in politics, through donations or lobbying efforts. Conversely, lower-income individuals may face barriers, including lack of access to information or political networks. This disparity can lead to an underrepresentation of marginalized communities in political discourse, perpetuating systemic inequalities and reducing the diversity of perspectives in decision-making processes.