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Obama And Romney: Social Media Battle For The Presidency [Infographic]

June 14, 2012 by James Johnson

Obama TweetsIn 2008 President Barack Obama used social media to help spread his grassroots campaign while raising hundreds of millions in donations. Now as the 2012 Presidential election heats up Obama is not alone in his use of social networking and in many cases Mitt Romney has actually taken the lead.

The team at PeekAnalytics has created an infographic that highlights the comparisons between Obama and Romney’s social networking numbers.

Romney leads Obama with 92% of American’s leaving positive messages about Romney compared to 90% for Obama, while women leave more favorable tweets for the President (43%) to Romney (32%).

The study also found that Pro-Romney supporters tend to be younger and have more money than pro-Obama supports. 

Obama’s online users also tend to have Ivy League education which is lacking among a majority of Romney supporters.

Researchers also found that Obama has many more hashtag’s in his favor while receive double the number of ‘unique tweeters‘ each day compared to Mitt Romney.

Here’s the PeekAnalytics study of the 2012 Election face-off between President Obama and Mitt Romney:

Obama Vs Romney Infographic

Author: James Johnson

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Filed Under: Infographic, News Tagged With: 2012 Election, Mitt Romney, President Obama, Social Media

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  1. Alveen says

    August 29, 2013 at 9:22 am

    Everyone wants an affordable vacation on a beach for spring break. It’s not like Florida hotels will be hurting for business. They get it from someone either way. The funny thing my daughter did encounter was the age issue. southwest vacations

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