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In the most hotly contested election in recent U.S. history, American voters today are deciding who will be president of the United States.
Both have used Twitter in recent months to bolster support – and today is no different, with #VoteObama listed as the top worldwide promoted trend.
Unsure of who to vote for in tomorrow’s U.S. Presidential election? Well, as we mentioned before: you are what you tweet! And Tweetcast may just know your mind better than you do!
Either way, it claims to predict how you’ll vote based on your tweets.
If you caught the debate last night and have spent any time online today, you undoubtedly have seen many posts poking fun at Romney’s “binders of women” comment.
Well, Twitter went all out (as expected) and we have some favorites to share.
Those crazy bipartisan twitterers are at it again – and this time they’re throwing down with dueling hashtags: #ObamaCampaignIn3Words and #RomneyCampaignIn3Words.
Who wins? No one really, but they’re fun to read.
Even if you didn’t watch the U.S. Presidential debate the other night, you’ve likely heard about Romney’s plans to “fire Big Bird.”
Well, two fast-moving University of North Carolina students snapped up firebigbird.com and began selling t-shirts.
Great way to make a quick buck? Certainly. But they’re doing this for charity.
President Obama and Mitt Romney met in Denver last night to verbally duke it out, and Twitter was listening. Between 9 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. EDT, users sent 10.3 million tweets related to the Presidential debate.
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It’s a student project, but Twipolitico has the potential to add some serious insight into the 2012 race.
The site tracks the real-time popularity of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on Twitter, to see who’s winning the social media sentiment race.
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Are you planning to pay close attention to tonight’s East Coast GOP primary returns? If so, consider adding a little humor to your night by following Comedy Central’s Indecision coverage on Twitter, using the #UnSuperTuesday hashtag.
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