Obama v Romney – Social Media Election 2012 [Infographic]
06 November 2012 | Estimated reading time: < 1 minutes
Social media will play a key role in the outcome of the 2012 US Presidential Election. Who will come out on top – Mitt Romney or Barack Obama? Our infographic highlights the key stats from the campaign, showing who wins the major social media battle grounds. You might be surprised!
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