Political lobbying has profound implications for democracy as it represents the interests of specific groups seeking to influence governmental decisions. While lobbying can provide policymakers with valuable information and expert perspectives, it raises ethical concerns about power imbalances. When lobbyists with substantial resources advocate for narrow interests, there is a risk that the broader public will be sidelined, undermining the principle of democratic representation. Transparency and regulation are essential to balance these dynamics, ensuring that all voices, particularly those of marginalized communities, are considered in the decision-making process. This interplay shapes the health of democratic governance.