Social Media Influences Voting Behavior
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•Social media connectedness, Trump endorsements, and GOP outcomes in 2022 Senate races
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Northeastern University study looked at Republican Twitter users during 2022 U.S. Senate elections.
Study found that people in tightly connected social groups were more inclined to support GOP candidates, except in cases involving an endorsement from former President Donald Trump .
The researchers gathered data from a large panel of Twitter users and analyzed structure of their social networks.
The study, “Embeddedness, Social Contagion , and Vote Choice in the 2022 U.S. Senate Elections ,” was authored by Costas Panagopoulos and Nunzio Lore .
“We view this study as a first cut in trying to link individuals’ embeddedness in social media networks to their social and political behaviors.”.
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