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Majoritarian politics refers to a policy in which almost everyone in the United States pays and benefits from various welfare programs such as Medicaid. Majoritarian politics do not have a means test; thus, everyone enjoys this benefit regardless of their income. On the contrary, client politics refers to an organized interest group selected to benefit from the payments made by the public. However, for client politics, the group has to belong under a specific income, and they are means-tested to get benefits (Wilson, DiIulio, Bose, and Levendusky, 2018). In the United, there are many welfare programs such as Medicaid which involves both majoritarian politics and client politics as beneficiaries…