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Impact of Internet Influencers on Elections Examined

Political campaigns are utilizing internet influencers to connect with younger voters through viral content. The effectiveness of this approach has shown mixed results in recent elections.

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Hasan Piker Abdul El-Sayed

Campaigns are increasingly engaging internet stars to create viral moments and attract new voters. However, the effectiveness of this strategy has produced varied outcomes in significant races this year.

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Inflammatory language 31/100

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  • loaded language: 'flashy'
  • framing: headline asserting a conclusion
  • editorializing: albeit flashy

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Do internet super stars matter in elections?

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Impact of Internet Influencers on Elections Examined