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Twitter and Facebook have energized younger voters, which has had a profound impact on elections.

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It has become fairly common for political campaigns to produce commercials and publish them for free on YouTube instead of, or in addition to, paying for time on television or the radio.

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One tweet can have a huge impact if it goes "Viral". The "Share" function on Facebook and "retweet" feature on Twitter can help small events to receive massive attention.

One downside of this is that the internet is full of fake news and it could be hard to differentiate them from the real ones.

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1) Has Social Media made small parties more visible because Social Media campaigning is more affordable than traditional campaigning?

2) Does Social Media strengthen the occurrence of political bubbles?

3) Do you see this "Social Media takeover" in politics as a good thing or not and why?

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Sysomos:
"How Social Media affects politics" (2016)
https://sysomos.com/2016/10/05/social-media-affects-politics/

Thoughtco:
"How Social Media has changed politics" (2017)
https://www.thoughtco.com/how-social-media-has-changed-politics-3367534

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Social Media sites report the results of polls and you can for example participate polls in Facebook.

Polls have a big influence on voting behavior and Social Media has made that influence even more discernible.

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