Abstract
In contemporary political landscapes, social media has become a crucial tool for political campaigns, offering unprecedented opportunities for candidates to engage with voters, mobilize support, and shape public opinion. the role of social media in modern political campaigns, examining digital strategies employed by political actors in different contexts. Drawing on case studies from various countries and electoral systems, the paper explores how political parties, candidates, and activists utilize social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube to communicate their messages, target specific demographics, and mobilize grassroots support. It analyzes the effectiveness of different digital strategies in reaching and persuading voters, as well as their impact on campaign dynamics and electoral outcomes.

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