The Untapped Political Potential Of TikTok

Debt ceiling drives fundraising, a solution for candidate quality

Advertising

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Campaigns

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Fundraising

The Debt Ceiling Is All the Rage in Democrats’ Fundraising EmailsBloomberg.com"Democrats have sent 22 emails highlighting the standoff, in what’s normally a slow period for raising money, according to Pundit Analytics, which tracks emails, Facebook ads and social-media postings of elected officials and candidates."

Social Media

Inside the lonely and surprisingly earnest world of political TikTokVox.com"Still, for some politicians, the nebulous specter of a national security risk isn’t enough of a reason to stay off the platform or shun the communities that use the app. Well over 130 million Americans use the platform every month, including about two-thirds of young people, who tend to use it multiple times per day. That has created a potentially huge audience for those elected officials who invest time and energy into building a presence. The preferred social media app of an entire generation has been mostly unexplored by elected officials — even as some of them try to shut it down."