Misinformation can have devastating impacts on political stability by eroding trust in institutions and undermining the credibility of information sources. It can manipulate public opinion, polarize communities, and incite conflict, all of which contribute to social unrest. During elections, misinformation can skew voter perceptions and lead to the election of candidates who may not represent the electorate's true interests. Additionally, it hampers constructive dialogue, making it challenging for societies to reach a consensus on critical issues, ultimately threatening the integrity of democratic processes.