Political parties influence social issues by framing the public discourse and promoting particular ideologies that resonate with their base. Through party platforms, elected officials advocate for policies that align with their party’s values, directly impacting legislation on issues such as health care, immigration, and civil rights. Political parties also mobilize grassroots efforts and provide resources to advocate for these social issues, thereby shaping societal norms and public opinion. Ultimately, their influence extends to how social issues are prioritized and addressed within the political landscape.