Social networks significantly influence political involvement by providing platforms for discussion and mobilization. Online tools facilitate the sharing of information, enabling individuals to engage with political content, organize events, and interact with like-minded peers. These networks can enhance awareness of political issues and encourage action, especially among younger demographics. Furthermore, social networks amplify grassroots movements and aid in the rapid dissemination of campaign messages. However, they can also contribute to echo chambers, where diverse perspectives are marginalized, thus affecting the overall quality of political engagement and discourse within a society.