German  |  English

Report about the usage of social media platforms in the U.S. election 2010

 

Post-Election Tracking Survey 2010

Republicans catch up to Democrats in social media use for politics
This report shows the usage of social media platforms and micro blogs, such as Twitter, during the U.S. elections in the year 2010. Among other statistics, it provides figures on demographic differences and age groups.
Source: Pew Research Center
Released: January 2011
Method/Type: investigation
Language: English
Pages: 20
Graphs/Tables: 10-20
Document: PDF
Article number
 
Price:0,00€

Download: Click here for download
Note: Statista strives to provide an extensive range of studies exclusively for your research purposes. If the link to this study does not work, please send a message to our Customer Service section at support@statista.com. Please note that Statista is not responsible for any content/technical issues that may be found within the study itself.
Study Details
 

Tags: America, American, election, election results, election turnout, elections, electoral vote, government, governments, social, social media, social media appearances, social media offerings, social media platform, social media platforms, social media services, social network, social networking, social networking services, social networking websites, social networks, social web, tweet, Twitter, Twitter users, twitter.com, U.S. election, U.S. Government, U.S. president, U.S. presidential election, U.S. presidential elections, U.S. presidents, United States, USA, vote, voter, voting
Related Reports
 
to: U.S. election
Recently added studies
 
Market studies & reports