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The 2026 Democratic primaries have highlighted the role of social media in political campaigns, with candidates like Angie Nixon and Zohran Mamdani successfully leveraging their online followings to mobilize grassroots support. However, the challenge of converting social media engagement into actual votes persists, as demonstrated by the mixed outcomes of various candidates.
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The 2026 Democratic primaries have highlighted the role of social media in political campaigns, with candidates like Angie Nixon and Zohran Mamdani successfully leveraging their online followings to mobilize grassroots support. However, the challenge of converting social media engagement into actual votes persists, as demonstrated by the mixed outcomes of various candidates.
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