The significance of social media in political mobilization lies in its ability to connect individuals, disseminate information rapidly, and organize collective actions. Platforms like Twitter and Facebook allow users to engage in political discourse, share campaigns, and rally support for causes efficiently. Social media has been instrumental in recent protests and movements, demonstrating its power to amplify marginalized voices and facilitate grassroots organizing. However, the potential for misinformation and the challenges of algorithmic bias also raise concerns about its impact on political engagement.