The digital divide in politics has significant implications, as disparities in access to technology can lead to unequal participation in the democratic process. Individuals without reliable internet access may be excluded from online discussions, resources, and information about civic engagement. This inequity can exacerbate existing social and economic inequalities, reducing the ability of marginalized groups to influence political outcomes. Moreover, the digital divide can affect the effectiveness of campaigns and outreach efforts, underscoring the need for policies that address access issues and promote digital literacy to ensure all citizens can participate fully in democracy.