What is the impact of social platforms on the U.S. election?

The U.S. election has come to a close, and this year's U.S. election has gotten even hotter with the involvement of social platforms.

Over the course of the long election season, people posted a lot of statuses and comments on Facebook and Twitter, many of them sharing, discussing, and complaining about the recent U.S. election headlines, and many of the topics related to the debates became buzzwords at one point or another. Many U.S. adults are inclined to keep up with election news and information by reading social media posts about the coming Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, with only a small percentage getting this type of information through the candidates' websites or mailers. The influence of Internet social platforms is extremely visible among young voters. And most of the users of these Internet social platforms are young people, and among these young people, especially students, are the least likely to garner support and mobilize.

And Trump is a candidate who is willing to announce whatever he does on social platforms, so on Twitter and Facebook, Trump has caused the most conversation, and Trump has caused hot words and topics that at one point took over more than half of the hot searches. The constant tweets sent by Trump, including the team behind him on?Twitter and Facebook, in support of Trump and against his opponents, played a big role in dominating public opinion on the social platforms.

Hillary, on the other hand, has not been able to make enough of an impact on social platforms, resulting in the public opinion of young netizens being directed against her for a time. In the rapid development of the Internet today network social platforms are becoming more and more important, while the status of the traditional media has a certain decline, rather than this election is Trump defeated Hillary, it is more social platforms defeated the traditional media.