Social Media and Politics: The 2016 US Presidential Election — BrandBa.se
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Charting Congress on Social Media in the 2016 and 2020 Elections | Pew Research Center
Did Social Media Ruin Election 2016? : NPR
Please 'like' me: why Facebook might be the key to success in the 2016 election : Election Watch - Australia 2016
Candidates' social media outpaces their websites and emails as an online campaign news source | Pew Research Center
What is the Role of Social Media in Election Campaigns?
2016 presidential candidates differ in their use of social media to connect with the public | Pew Research Center
How Social Media Misinformation Could Impact 2020 Election : NPR
Trump won thanks to social media | The Hill
Analysis of social media did a better job at predicting Trump's win than the polls | TechCrunch
Presidential campaigns set new records for social media ad spending - ABC7 Los Angeles
Most Americans Get Election News from Cable, But Social Media Leads Millennials | Arkansas Business News | ArkansasBusiness.com
Candidates' social media outpaces their websites and emails as an online campaign news source | Pew Research Center
US Election 2016: The Social Media Roundup | Visual.ly
How Twitter affected the 2016 presidential election | CEPR
Social Media: Where The Internet Takes Control Of The Election | WLRN
Social media's impact on the 2016 US Presidential Election - contentgroup
Chart: Social Media Discussion of Presidential Candidates Is Largely Negative | Statista
U.S. view Russian-backed social media influence on 2016 presidential election l Statistic | Statista
Americans Who Get News Mainly on Social Media Are Less Knowledgeable and Less Engaged | The Pew Charitable Trusts
Social Media and Politics: The 2016 US Presidential Election — BrandBa.se
US Elections Social Media Report: Digging Deep into Data
Social media usage has shifted post-election | YouGov
American presidential candidates and social media | The Economist
Charting Congress on Social Media in the 2016 and 2020 Elections | Pew Research Center
2016 presidential candidates differ in their use of social media to connect with the public | Pew Research Center
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Russia, social media, fake news and the 2016 presidential election - Vox
Misinformation and social media in the US election: comparing 2016 and 2020 - The Forum
