11/04/2008
Twitter's Election Coverage
Which Twitter account will belong to the next President of the United States? Will it be Twitter's CEO, Biz Stone, anticipates record-breaking activity on Twitter all day on election day. Barack Obama is currently the #1 person on Twitter with over 110,000 followers, so expect a heavy turnout of his Twitter supporters. John McCain's supporters tend to be less online savvy. His Twitter account has a little over 4k.
After you vote (don't forget), you can monitor live US Election activity on Twitter here: http://election.twitter.com/
If you're still not sure what Twitter ius all about, here's a 101 primer on Twitter and tips on how to explain it. Tutorial: How to Explain Twitter to Your Grandma
And if you are feeling wild, you can follow @methodshop on Twitter here.
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This is definetly a historical day for the American people, and for me as a Kenyan I am out of words. I had never in my wildest dreams ever thought it would happen, that an African American has just become the first president of America. Congratulations Obama and Biden.
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