Tracking Candidates on Twitter
This graph shows the number of mentions each candidate received in Twitter updates during a 4 hour period on the evening of Super Tuesday. Each candidates' share is expressed as a percentage of the total messages sent mentioning any candidate. For Gov. Romney and Sen. Clinton, an update was included if it mentioned either the first or last name of the candidate.
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7 Comments:
What about Ron Paul??
Ron Paul is missing from your list. I've heard as much about him on Twitter as I have anyone else. Shame on you for excluding one of the candidates, and an important voice at that.
This data is pretty much amazing. Sure beats my bubblegum and chicken wire system on my IM/g-talk. Thanks much!
Uhhhh RON PAUL??? That was my first thought. Please don't tell me that Twitter has joined the "mainstream" in suppressing him. I know I have mentioned Ron Paul in my Twitter's.
:( :( :( :( NOT HAPPY HERE!!!
Agreed - I was looking for the Ron Paul line to compare - and he's missing!
Existe alguna forma de poder medir las mismas en EspaƱa? para las elecciones 2008 entre Zapatero y Rajoy?... por ejemplo.
From Spain.
This just goes to show you the absolute power of Twitter...
Incredible.
How about Ralph Nader stats?
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