Socioeconomic factors significantly influence political behavior, affecting voter turnout, party affiliation, and political engagement. Individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may have less access to resources, leading to lower participation rates in elections. Conversely, wealthier individuals often have greater influence, as they can contribute more to campaigns and have better access to political networks. Education also plays a critical role; higher education levels correlate with increased civic engagement and interest in political issues. Understanding these factors is essential for addressing inequalities in political participation.