Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #DemDebate7
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We've posted an analysis (or two) of debate-related Twitter traffic following each 2020 presidential election debate. We'll be adding them to this thread as we go. Some are more interesting than others.
First up, general analysis of the first #DemDebate.
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First up, general analysis of the first #DemDebate.
cc: @ZellaQuixote
@ZellaQuixote Next up, analysis of who killed it in the first #DemDebate based on tweets containing "is killing it" or "killed it" preceded by a candidate's name.
Early observations on tonight's #DemDebate/#DemocraticDebate tweets:
• More tweets than the last debate; peaked at over 5K tweets/minute vs 3.5K
• Most tweeted about candidates thus far: Sanders and Warren. Despite not being in the debate, Yang beat Steyer.
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• More tweets than the last debate; peaked at over 5K tweets/minute vs 3.5K
• Most tweeted about candidates thus far: Sanders and Warren. Despite not being in the debate, Yang beat Steyer.
cc: @ZellaQuixote
@ZellaQuixote We updated our dataset of #DemDebate/#DemDebate7/#DemocraticDebate tweets to include the 10 hours immediately before and after the last debate. All the numbers got bigger, but @BernieSanders and @ewarren are still the most discussed candidates.
@ZellaQuixote @BernieSanders @ewarren Retweet network for #DemDebate/#DemDebate7/#DemocraticDebate. Sanders was a hot topic on both sides of the aisle, while Warren was discussed mostly by the left. Gabbard has the distinction of being the only candidate whose own #DemDebate tweets were largely boosted by the right.
