Social media influencers may affect more than voter opinions | Penn State University
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Social media influencers may cause political parties to moderate their policy positions in general elections while polarizing the rest of society, according to a new study published in the journal Management Information Systems Quarterly.
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Original Title: Social media influencers may affect more than voter opinions: study suggests that social media influencers cause political parties to moderate their policy positions while prompting the rest of society to become more polarized