Political engagement varies significantly across different social classes due to disparities in access to resources, education, and information. Higher socioeconomic status often correlates with increased political participation, as individuals in privileged positions may have more opportunities and incentives to engage in the political process. Conversely, those from lower social classes may face barriers, such as a lack of representation or resources, limiting their involvement. This variation can influence electoral outcomes and policy decisions, potentially perpetuating inequalities within the political landscape.