Political sociometry refers to the study of social relationships and structures within political contexts. It involves analyzing how individuals' social positions, such as class, race, and ethnicity, influence their political behaviors and affiliations. This field examines the interplay between social groups and political institutions, seeking to understand how social networks shape political outcomes and engagement. By employing various quantitative and qualitative methods, political sociometry provides insights into the dynamics of power, representation, and resource distribution in society.