Election Inquiry project
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- No, but I will check now.... It is fake! Why do people do this!
- That's probably fake news, did you check the sources of where the information came from or did you check the comments of the post?
- I just heard that one of the cantidades just went to jail.
- Ughh. I always get these ads that tell me to vote or vote for a certain candidate.
- Well it isn't that fair because Political campaigns can tap into a wealth of information or analytics about the people who are following them on social media
- Apps like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have majorly changed people's perspective on the election in bad ways and it might cause people to not vote at all.
- Political issues are presently impacted by each story, regardless of being genuine or not, that gets spread over the internet. There are currently a significant number of fake news websites that frequently post stories on candidates.
- The social media in politics has made elected officials and candidates more accountable and accessible to voters. Social media tools allow politicians to speak directly to voters without spending any money at all.
- Each political party has their own pages on apps like Facebook and Twitter so they can say stuff that could lead you to vote for the candidate on their side and they can say bad stuff about the other candidate. Also, The social media can edit things to make it sound like you are saying something bad but you aren’t
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