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. Ted Cruz led with 4,434 new Twitter followers. Claire McCaskill led all Democratic candidates with 3,397 new followers.
2. Todd Akin led with 114.09% growth. Bob Menendez led all Democratic candidates with 77.82% growth.
3. The Senatorial candidates gained 30,581 new followers and grew by 6.34%.
Key Points:
1. Elizabeth Warren led with 2,409 new Twitter followers. Linda McMahon led all Republican candidates with 1,840 new followers.
2. Wil Cardon led with 46.47% growth. Shelley Berkley led all Democratic candidates with 11.59% growth.
3. The Senatorial candidates gained 18,971 new followers and grew 4.00%.
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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. 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.
In this Targeted Victory Digital Landscape Report, Michael Babyek and Michael Beach explore the growth in Twitter followers among senatorial candidates over the past four weeks.
A few key points:
1. Elizabeth Emken had the most new followers with 6,135 and the largest growth percentage with 347.59%
2. Scott Brown had the most followers with 38,314. Kristen Gillibrand led all Democratic candidates with 37,297.
3. Republican candidates placed in 4 of the top 6 places.
In this Targeted Victory Digital Landscape Report, Michael Babyek and Michael Beach explores the growth in Twitter followers among senatorial candidates over the past four weeks. Republicans did very well this month, placing 4 of the top 6 spots.
A few key points:
1. Connie Mack had the most new followers with 1,589.
2. Randy Hekman had the biggest growth percentage with 295.45%.
3. Claire McCaskill had the most followers with 65,800. Scott Brown led all GOP candidates with 37,033.
In this Targeted Victory Digital Landscape Report, Ryan Meerstein explores the growth in the Facebook likes between the senatorial committees over the past four weeks. While Sherrod Brown added the most new likes with 9,613, Scott Brown had the largest total of likes with 244,400.
A few key points:
1. Todd Akin grew 161.16% in new likes from last month, the largest increase of any senatorial candidate.
2. GOP candidates were 7 of the top 10 candidates.
3. Sherrod Brown had the most new likes with 9,613. Tom Leppert had the most new likes of any GOP candidate with 4,100.
4. Scott Brown had the largest total number of likes with 244.400. His opponent, Elizabeth Warren, was second with 119.265.
Total Likes
|
Rank |
|
03/05/12 |
04/01/12 |
Growth |
Growth% |
|
1 |
Sherrod Brown |
29,359 |
38,972 |
9,613 |
32.74% |
|
2 |
Warren |
115,113 |
119,265 |
4,152 |
3.61% |
|
3 |
Leppert |
16,932 |
21,032 |
4,100 |
24.21% |
|
4 |
Gillibrand |
50,012 |
53,852 |
3,840 |
7.68% |
|
5 |
Durant |
6,405 |
10,222 |
3,817 |
59.59% |
|
6 |
Akin |
2,093 |
5,466 |
3,373 |
161.16% |
|
7 |
Brown |
241,347 |
244,400 |
3,053 |
1.26% |
|
8 |
Thompson |
2,773 |
5,760 |
2,987 |
107.72% |
|
9 |
Brunner |
13,058 |
15,630 |
2,572 |
19.70% |
|
10 |
Cruz |
72,428 |
74,365 |
1,937 |
2.67% |
Best Senate Races – Total Likes
|
Best Senate Races (Total) |
Likes |
|
Scott Brown |
244,400 |
|
Elizabeth Warren |
119,265 |
Best Senate Races – New Likes
|
Best Senate Races (by CD) |
Likes |
|
Sherrod Brown |
9,613 |
|
Tom Leppert |
4,100 |
You can see more information about our reports here.