Nanoinfluencers Are Slyly Barnstorming the 2020 Election | WIRED
How does the political parties use social media? Who is actually working for whom?
How Social Media Misinformation Could Impact 2020 Election : NPR
Social media 'bots' tried to influence the U.S. election. Germany may be next | Science | AAAS
How Does Social Media Affect Elections? – Inside Telecom - Inside Telecom
Social Media and Elections | The Communication Initiative Network
Election Integrity Roadmap for Social Media Companies - Accountable Tech
Fake News In 2020 Election Puts Social Media Companies Under Siege | Investor's Business Daily
Even if they contain misinformation...': how government inaction and interference on social media could mean the hijacking of an election | Universal Rights Group
As the internet and social media drown in opaque… - Transparency.org
Guidelines for the Development of a Social Media Code of Conduct for Elections | The Democracy and Governance Network
Social Media Companies Aren't Planning Big Changes for the Midterms - Bloomberg
General election 2019: Who have parties been targeting on social media? - BBC News
There's no election law about social media disclosures — but there oughta be | The Hill
Social Media Influencers and the 2020 U.S. Election: Paying 'Regular People' for Digital Campaign Communication - Center for Media Engagement - Center for Media Engagement
Will fake news wreck the coming general election? | Social media | The Guardian
Republicans and Democrats distrust social media sites for political and election news | Pew Research Center
Election2016: How To Win Friends And Influence Voters On Social Media
Big data, social media and political fundraising laws have transformed election campaigns
Did social media actually counter election misinformation? | AP News
How can social media affect an election? · Manchester Metropolitan University
How Has Social Media Influenced US Elections 2020? | BOOM | US Presidential Election 2020 | Live New - YouTube
A 4-step plan for fighting social media manipulation in elections | MIT Sloan
