Social media platforms transform political communication by facilitating real-time engagement and democratizing information dissemination. They enable politicians and citizens to interact directly, bypassing traditional media filters, which allows for diverse voices and political discourse. However, this accessibility also raises concerns about misinformation and the amplification of divisive narratives. Additionally, social media creates echo chambers where users are exposed primarily to viewpoints that align with their own, potentially polarizing public opinion. While social media enhances political mobilization and awareness, it also challenges traditional forms of political engagement and dialogue.