Social networks play a crucial role in facilitating political mobilization by connecting individuals and communities around shared interests and goals. Through platforms like social media, people can organize campaigns, share information, and engage in activism more efficiently. Social networks enable the rapid dissemination of messages, potentially increasing participation in political events and discussions. However, these platforms can also create echo chambers, wherein individuals are exposed primarily to views that reinforce their existing beliefs. Thus, while social networks enhance political engagement, they also pose challenges to the diversity of perspectives within political conversations.