Political communication differs from other communication forms by its focus on the interplay between communication, policy-making, and public opinion. It encompasses how information is disseminated through media, speeches, and public debates, shaping perceptions of political issues and influencing decision-making. Unlike informal communication, political communication is often strategic, aimed at persuasion and mobilization. It involves various channels, including traditional media, social media, and face-to-face interactions, and requires an understanding of the audience to craft compelling messages. This targeted approach distinguishes it from everyday communication.