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Social Media Influence and Electoral Competition
Yotam Shmargad
,
Lisa Sanchez
Government and Public Policy, School of
Statistics - GIDP
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Indirect Influence
100%
Social Media Influence
100%
Electoral Competition
100%
Tweets
66%
Electoral Outcomes
66%
World Wide Web
33%
Social Media
33%
Inequity
33%
Social Media Platforms
33%
Total Expenditure
33%
Democracy
33%
Skeptics
33%
Enthusiasts
33%
Senate
33%
Campaign Finance
33%
Federal Election Commission
33%
U.S. Congressional Elections
33%
Twitter Metrics
33%
Social Sciences
Elections
100%
Social Media
100%
Media Influence
100%
Finance
33%
Consumers
33%
Media Platform
33%
Democracy
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Expenditure
100%
Political Finance
100%
Computer Science
Social Media
100%
Social Medium Platform
50%