Be it Trump or be it Modi...
@abhi_bangal (5523)
Ahmednagar, India
October 22, 2024 4:31am CST
These two are the world's most famous leaders who have led their nations successfully. One of them is still holding the post. There are ad wings that handle the party's canvassing. We have seen in the past the social media has played an important role when it comes to wooing the voters irrespective of the physical locations. You can say they have actually influenced the vote share, and that's why we got to see some unprecedented results as well.
Here we are again going into elections - the assembly elections by the end of the year. The blame game has long started and again it comes to various social media platforms where the political parties make use of them to put their point forward. Because such platforms are in everybody's hands these days, it's quite easy to reach out to each and every voter.
Can such campaining influence the voters? Is that influence temporary or permanent?
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@LindaOHio (179874)
• United States
23 Oct
I don't pay attention to "news" on social media because it's often not true. Have a good day.
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@abhi_bangal (5523)
• Ahmednagar, India
25 Oct
Oh my God! You have spotted that. And you are right on the money. It's the drawback of social media that what all we read is not all "true" news. Otherwise, the reach of social media is so great that people will get to read everything sitting at home. But it's the question of verified news or fake news.
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@LindaOHio (179874)
• United States
26 Oct
@abhi_bangal I like Facebook for keeping in touch with my offline and online friends and relatives.
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@abhi_bangal (5523)
• Ahmednagar, India
26 Oct
@LindaOHio Oh I see! I'm also on Facebook. But I'm in touch with you only here. And not on Facebook.
I tried searching you there. But it was in vain. By the way, I've the same picture in Facebook only as the one I've here.
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