"The presidential campaign announcements of former Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton (D), Donald Trump (R), and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) made
the biggest splashes on Facebook, according to data provided by the
social network over the last several months.
The data includes interactions — including likes, comments, shares and posts — generated on the social network in the 24 hours around an announcement.
Clinton led the pack, with 4.7 million people generating 10.1 million interactions around the time of her announcement. The former secretary of state announced that she was running in April using a social media-friendly YouTube video.
Real-estate mogul Donald Trump made the biggest splash among Republicans, with 3.4 million users generating 6.4 million interactions about his announcement.
Trump has a high profile, and has surprised some observers by moving to the front of many polls despite controversial comments about Mexican immigrants and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Cruz lacks the global profile of Trump or Clinton. But he was the first major candidate to announce he was running from either party, a strategy designed to help him break out from a crowded field of Republicans. The conservative senator’s announcement ultimately garnered 5.7 million interactions from 2.2 million people." TheHill
The data includes interactions — including likes, comments, shares and posts — generated on the social network in the 24 hours around an announcement.
Clinton led the pack, with 4.7 million people generating 10.1 million interactions around the time of her announcement. The former secretary of state announced that she was running in April using a social media-friendly YouTube video.
Real-estate mogul Donald Trump made the biggest splash among Republicans, with 3.4 million users generating 6.4 million interactions about his announcement.
Trump has a high profile, and has surprised some observers by moving to the front of many polls despite controversial comments about Mexican immigrants and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Cruz lacks the global profile of Trump or Clinton. But he was the first major candidate to announce he was running from either party, a strategy designed to help him break out from a crowded field of Republicans. The conservative senator’s announcement ultimately garnered 5.7 million interactions from 2.2 million people." TheHill
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