Political propaganda is the use of information, ideas, or rumors to influence public opinion and promote a particular political agenda. It often involves presenting biased or misleading information to shape perceptions about political issues, candidates, or policies. This can be done through various media, including television, social media, and print advertisements. The goal of political propaganda is to persuade people to support a specific viewpoint or action. It can take many forms, such as speeches, posters, or online campaigns, and is commonly used during elections or political movements. Understanding propaganda helps individuals critically evaluate the information they encounter.