Still, an interesting infographic.
![The Social Campaign: The Growing Reach of Social Media's Election Impact [infographic by MDG Advertising]](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/I0TZs5iLs6v2gW97s-WhTq4Ay_jhKqlDunyCPjIrsFJV1VICELlHmS2mXf5VtWZczJI07u-StsAq3xPWmtNqJ-9yppjxS919uW8o-oEGuLmNfp3-tVwcUx-ZeJx-pD1VSBOGtztx4OKaOcXkNzn5xXefOTpVf0T67Fo=s0-d "The Social Campaign: The Growing Reach of Social Media's Election Impact [infographic by MDG Advertising]")
[credit MDG Advertising]
Social Media's Election Impact (Infographic)
The expectation of users is that candidates and political operations will have an online/social media presence seems to me to be shockingly low. Only 62%? I would have guessed that it would be closer to 100% (probably hovering somewhere between 85-90%). Then again, I'm an avid user of social media for consumption of my political news -- let alone news in general.
Still, an interesting infographic.
[credit MDG Advertising]
Still, an interesting infographic.
[credit MDG Advertising]
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