Community organizing can influence political agendas by mobilizing grassroots support and highlighting local issues that may not receive attention from traditional political actors. Through advocacy campaigns, organizing efforts can bring marginalized voices to the forefront, driving a narrative around specific demands and policy changes. By building coalitions and engaging in sustained advocacy, these movements can effect change at local, state, or even national levels, challenging prevailing political structures. Ultimately, successful community organizing strengthens democratic participation and can shift mainstream political priorities.