Technology and social media significantly alter political communication by speeding up the dissemination of information and expanding reach. Politicians utilize platforms like Twitter and Facebook to directly engage with constituents, bypassing traditional media filters. This immediacy fosters a more participatory political landscape, where communications can quickly influence public opinion and mobilize grassroots support. However, this also leads to challenges, such as the spread of misinformation and polarization, as individuals can curate their information sources. Consequently, the dynamics of political discourse have shifted from formal statements to real-time interactions, making the political environment more fluid and responsive.