The role of social media in shaping political opinions is increasingly significant in the digital age. Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram facilitate the rapid dissemination of information, allowing users to encounter diverse viewpoints and engage in political discourse. Social media can mobilize political movements and influence public sentiment, particularly among younger demographics. However, it can also propagate misinformation and echo chambers, where users only engage with like-minded individuals. Consequently, while social media has the potential to democratize information, it also raises challenges regarding credibility and the integrity of political dialogue.