Misinformation campaigning can significantly alter election results by undermining the public's understanding of candidates and issues. It spreads false or misleading information that can sway voter opinions and suppress turnout among those who are misled. Such tactics often exploit social media platforms, creating echo chambers that further entrench biases. Furthermore, misinformation undermines trust in electoral processes and institutions, leading to voter apathy and disillusionment. Combatting this challenge necessitates robust media literacy initiatives and fact-checking efforts to empower voters to make informed decisions based on accurate information.