Computational Propaganda and the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election: Antisemitic and Anti-Black Content on Facebook and Telegram | ADL
Social Media Influencers and the 2020 U.S. Election: Paying 'Regular People' for Digital Campaign Communication - Center for Media Engagement - Center for Media Engagement
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Closer look: Social media and the 2016 presidential election
US election: Facebook's political balancing act | Financial Times
Will social media win the US presidential election? – Channel 4 News
Candidates' social media outpaces their websites and emails as an online campaign news source | Pew Research Center
Georgia's high-dollar election campaigns now waged in your social media feeds - Georgia Recorder
Spreading The Big Lie: How Social Media Sites Have Amplified False Claims of U.S. Election Fraud — NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights
Messages undermining US election integrity circulate on Orthodox social media | The Times of Israel
Election 2020 social media: How to navigate disinformation | The Kansas City Star
Social Media's Forever War - The New York Times
U.S. adults who mostly rely on social media for political news are often less knowledgeable about current events | Pew Research Center
Social media 'bots' tried to influence the U.S. election. Germany may be next | Science | AAAS
Most Americans Get Election News from Cable, But Social Media Leads Millennials | Arkansas Business News | ArkansasBusiness.com
Will social media manipulate the 2020 US election? | The Stream - YouTube
U.S. election misinformation limited, not stopped, on social media -experts | Reuters
Will Foreign Agents Rig the U.S. Midterm Elections Through Social Media? - IEEE Spectrum
Facebook adds labels to US posts about voting ahead of presidential election | Facebook | The Guardian
Social Media, Political Marketing and the 2016 U.S. Election: Williams, Christine B., Newman, Bruce I.: 9781138477063: Amazon.com: Books
US Election: Whoever becomes the next president, social media is changing - BBC News
Chart: Social Media Discussion of Presidential Candidates Is Largely Negative | Statista
US elections on social media: Trump still leading, but for better or worse?
U.S. adults who mostly get news through social media lag behind others in attention to election and pandemic news | Pew Research Center
