The impact of money in politics on democratic processes is profound, as financial contributions can disproportionately influence election outcomes and policy decisions. Wealthy donors and interest groups often have greater access to candidates, enabling them to shape agendas to favor their interests. This can lead to systemic inequalities, where the needs of ordinary citizens are overshadowed by those with substantial financial resources. Campaign financing, particularly through Super PACs, complicates the political landscape, making it essential for reforms to address the role of money to sustain a truly representative democracy.