From Posts to Polls: The Power of Social Media and Creators in U.S. Elections

By Editorial Staff

From Posts to Polls: The Power of Social Media and Creators in U.S. Elections

Discover how social media creators are shaping political engagement and voter turnout in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. With over 100 million election mentions on social platforms, creators are driving discussions and encouraging voter registration. Events like the White House Creator Economy Conference highlight politicians’ recognition of this influence, while platforms such as TikTok and brands like Linktree are partnering with creators to promote voting resources. NeoReach’s survey of U.S.-based creators shows that while most are registered to vote, only half encourage their audiences to do the same. The findings underscore creators’ emerging role in mobilizing younger, digitally connected voters and signal a shift toward integrated digital strategies in future elections.

Research, writing, and editing by Alyssa Micalizzi

Graphic Design by Katie Kammerdeiner

This article was written by Editorial Staff

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