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TikTok memesWired
•71% Informative
Social media campaigns from both the Labour and Conservative parties shared hundreds of memes.
The two leading parties in the polls have been engaged in a “trolling” back and forth on platforms like TikTok , Instagram and X.
The memes have been a mixed bag, particularly among the Gen Z electorate, ranging from amused to disgusted.
Only 47 percent of people aged between 18 and 24 voted in the 2019 general election.
By the registration deadline on the 18th of June , only half of 18-25 year were registered compared to the 2019 equivalent period, with just 746,000 Gen-Z voters registering to vote compared to 1.4 million in the previous election.
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