Key Points:
1. Elizabeth Warren led with 11,342 new Twitter followers. Todd Akin led all Republican Senatorial candidates with 3,892 new Twitter followers
2. Todd Akin led with 209.92% growth on Twitter. Mark Clayton led all Democratic Senatorial candidates with 80.95% growth on Twitter.
3. The Senatorial candidates gained 38,430 new Twitter followers.
Key Points:
1. Scott Brown led with 816,250 YouTube views. Mazie Hirono led all Democratic Senatorial candidates with 21,093 views.
2. “Let America Be America Again” by Scott Brown was the most watched video with 789,424 views. “Opposites Attract – Republican Rep. Don Young endorses Mazie Hirono in Democratic Primary” by Mazie Hirono was the most watched video from Democratic Senatorial candidates with 8,306 views.
3. Joe Donnelly led with 38.10% growth in subscribers. Tom Smith led all Republican Senatorial candidates with 22.22% growth in subscribers.
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Key Points:
1. Elizabeth Warren led with 13,436 new Facebook likes. David Dewhurst led all Republican candidates with 10,076.
2. David Dewhurst led with 36.55% growth. Elizabeth Warren led all Democratic candidates with 9.18%.
3. The Senatorial candidates gained 62,740 new likes.
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Key Points:
1. Connie Mack had the most new Twitter followers with 2,739 and the largest percentage of growth with 13.85%.
2. Elizabeth Warren led all Democratic Senatorial candidates with 2,065 new Twitter followers and a percentage of growth of 8.38%.
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Key points:
1. Ted Cruz had the most views with 69,458 and the largest increase in subscriber growth with 20.00%.
2. The most watched political video was “Desperate Dewhurst’s Amnesty Lies” by Ted Cruz with 47,302 views.
3. Of the top six senate candidates, Elizabeth Warren gained the most new subscribers with 65. Ted Cruz led Republican candidates with 33.
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Key Points:
1. Elizabeth Warren led with 14,773 new Facebook likes. George Allen led all Republican Senate candidates with 4,980 new likes.
2. Martin Heinrich had the largest growth percentage with 73.85%. Heather Wilson led all Republican Senatorial candidates with 30.67%.
3. Scott Brown led with 271,501 total likes.
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Key Points:
1. Connie Mack had the most new followers with 2,182 and the largest percentage of growth with 12.45%.
2. Of the top six U.S. Senate candidates, Scott Brown led with 39,582 total followers. Kirsten Gillibrand led all Democratic candidates with 39,238.
3. Republican candidates took 4 of the top 6 spots.
Key points:
1. Josh Mandel had the most views with 131,766.
2. The most watched political video was “Can’t Push Us Around” by Josh Mandel with 121,506 views.
3. Of the top six senate candidates, Deb Fischer had the largest increase in subscriber growth with 383.33%.
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In this Targeted Victory Digital Landscape Report, Michael Beach and Michael Escoto explore the change in likes on Facebook among senatorial candidates over the past four weeks. Republicans continued their Facebook winning streak, as 5 of the top 6 senatorial candidates for Facebook likes were Republicans.
A few key points:
1. Scott Brown led all candidates with 268,940 likes and 12,288 new likes. Elizabeth Warren led all Democrats with 130,821 total likes and 7,414 new likes.
2. Of the top 6 senate candidates, Todd Akin had the largest growth percentage increase with 47.39%.
In this Targeted Victory Digital Landscape Report, Bryan Watkins and Michael Beach explore the change in Facebook interactions among senatorial candidates over the past four weeks.
A few key points:
1. Elizabeth Warren led all candidates with 41,614 interactions and a 14.52% market share. Ted Cruz led all Republican candidates with 24,461 and 8.53%.
2. Of the top 6 senate candidates, Sherrod Brown led with 83 posts. George Allen led all Republican candidates with 80.
3. Scott Brown had the most interactions per post of any Republican candidate with 706.
You can find more information about report here.