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22% of Online Americans Used Social Networking or Twitter for Politics in 2010 Campaign

Jan 27, 2011

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Presents survey findings on the use of Twitter or social networking sites to receive campaign information, join or form a political group, or follow or post content on the elections by political affiliation, overall use of technology, and demographics.

22% of Online Americans Used Social Networking or Twitter for Politics in 2010 Campaign

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North America / United States

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Title: 22% of Online Americans Used Social Networking or Twitter for Politics in 2010 Campaign
Publication date 2011-01-27
Publication Year 2011
Authors Aaron Smith
Copyright holder(s) Pew Internet & American Life Project
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords site users , org page , twitter , users , social
Document type Survey
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/22-of-online-americans-used-social-networking-or-twitter-for-politics-in-2010-campaign.html
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