Social justice issues inform political campaigns by prompting candidates and parties to address inequalities and advocate for equitable policies. When social movements raise awareness around specific injustices—such as racial, gender, or economic disparities—politicians often respond by integrating these concerns into their platforms to engage voters and demonstrate responsiveness to community needs. By aligning campaign messages with the demands for social justice, candidates can mobilize support from diverse and often previously disenfranchised groups, thereby broadening their electoral base. These issues not only shape campaign strategies but also influence broader political discourse on fairness and equality.