Socioeconomic status significantly influences political participation, as individuals from higher socioeconomic backgrounds often have greater access to political resources, education, and information. This access enables them to engage more effectively in the political process. In contrast, those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may face barriers such as economic instability, limited education, or lack of time, reducing their participation in elections and civic activities. Understanding the impact of socioeconomic status on political behavior is crucial for fostering inclusive democratic processes and ensuring diverse voices are represented in policymaking.