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2016 Election

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Nov 4, 2016

Make Jobs Great Again

Though the future of work is a very big issue, in the 2016 US presidential campaign it was explored in a very small way.

By Lisa Conn

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Nov 2, 2016

Might at the Newseum

The Evolving Power of Issues in Campaign 2016

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Sep 13, 2016

Gender gap? What gender gap?

by Andrew Heyward and Uzra Khan

Who’s more likely to support Donald Trump on Twitter — men, or women? And what about Hillary Clinton?

It turns out that while Clinton’s support is slightly more balanced between the genders, men…

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Aug 26, 2016

The Race Card — Back in Play

by Andrew Heyward and Uzra Khan

“Hillary Clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future.”

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Aug 22, 2016

The Most Widely Shared Election News? Nasty, Brutish, and Short

… and about Donald Trump

by Sophie Chou

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Aug 19, 2016

Shooting from the Lip

How a single comment can shift the focus of the election online

by Andrew Heyward and Uzra Khan

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Aug 12, 2016

Look Who’s Talking

Whose followers tweet more about this election, Trump’s or Clinton’s?

by Andrew Heyward, Uzra Khan and Soroush Vosoughi

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Aug 5, 2016

Rude Awakening

Who sparks more UNcivil conversations on Twitter — Trump or Clinton?

by Andrew Heyward and Uzra Khan

Just how crude and insulting is the social conversation around Election 2016? And how does it vary by…

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Jul 9, 2016

VEEPSTAKES, VISUALIZED

by William Powers and Soroush Vosoughi

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Apr 25, 2016

Introducing “Tonar”

An Incivility Index for Election 2016

Hilary Clinton’s “disgusting” bathroom break. The size of Donald Trump’s hands and other appendages. An unsubtle allusion to Megyn Kelly’s menstrual cycle. Little Marco. Lyin’ Ted. Getting “schlonged.”