This year's 2024 election is already impacting mental health, with individuals facing heightened stress from continuous political news and social media updates that amplify anxiety.
The Pew Research Center found that 55 percent of U.S. adults felt worn out by political posts and discussions during the last election, highlighting social media's emotional toll.
The 24-hour news cycle blurs the line between news and sensationalism, contributing to increased uncertainty and distress among the public during election years.
Echo chambers on social media reinforce existing viewpoints, intensifying emotions and fostering a polarized atmosphere that strains personal relationships during election periods.
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