What is document HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032281?

It is a report from the House Oversight Committee, concerning US presidential election data gathered from Twitter, focusing on the public sentiment towards Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Who is mentioned in this document?

The document mentions Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and references several US states including New York, Colorado, California, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Illinois, New Jersey, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Mississippi, Ohio, Washington, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Alabama.

What does this document reveal?

The document reveals insights into the online public perception of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton based on Twitter data. It highlights the percentage of positive and negative impressions, as well as the states where each candidate was viewed most favorably and unfavorably.

What is document HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032281?

It is a report from the House Oversight Committee, concerning US presidential election data gathered from Twitter, focusing on the public sentiment towards Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Who is mentioned in this document?

The document mentions Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and references several US states including New York, Colorado, California, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Illinois, New Jersey, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Mississippi, Ohio, Washington, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Alabama.

What does this document reveal?

The document reveals insights into the online public perception of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton based on Twitter data. It highlights the percentage of positive and negative impressions, as well as the states where each candidate was viewed most favorably and unfavorably.

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Document HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032281 is a report on the US Presidential Election based on Twitter data collected from September onwards, processed by InsightsPod.

The report analyzes approximately 8.6 million tweets, assessing positive, negative, and neutral impressions of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. It highlights the states where each candidate received the most positive and negative feedback, offering a glimpse into public sentiment as reflected on Twitter during the election period. The document likely aims to provide insights into the online perception of the candidates.

Key Highlights

•Donald Trump had 17.72% positive and 63.76% negative impressions out of 4.2 million tweets analyzed.
•Hillary Clinton had 4.07% positive and 89.84% negative impressions out of 4.4 million tweets analyzed.
•New York showed the highest positive impressions for Trump, while California showed the highest positive impressions for Clinton.

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US Presidential Election Report This report is based on data collected from 1st September till date. We have processed around 8.6 million tweets during this period, a little more than 4 million tweets for each candidate. However not all tweets have a geographical location. Donald Trump Out of 4.2 million Trump impressions 17.72% are positive and 63.76% are negative. Remaining are neutral. He was doing OK this month but became very unpopular after 9th September. He is most popular in New York. 18.71% of his positive impressions are in NY. He is getting hammered in Florida. Only 2.98% positive and 12.56% of negative impressions are in FL. The table below shows top states with positive and negative impressions of Trump. Top States with Positive Impressions New York - (18.71%) Colorado - (17.70%) California - (13.86%) North Carolina - (8.07%) Texas - (6.71%) Arizona - (5.53%) Illinois - (5.15%) New Jersey - (3.16%) Florida - (2.98%) Louisiana - (2.96%) Top States with Negative Impressions California - (19.85%) North Carolina - (18.86%) Florida - (12.56%) Texas - (11.36%) Louisiana - (7.71%) Arizona - (7.40%) New York - (5.75%) Ohio - (2.83%) Washington - (2.45%) Georgia - (1.91%) Hillary Clinton Out of 4.4 million Clinton impressions 4.07% are positive and 89.84% negative. Remaining are neutral. 11th September was her worst day of this month. She had around 0.7 million negative impressions on that day and 0.4 million on 141h September. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032281

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She is most popular in California with 29.96% of her positive impressions. The table below shows top states with positive and negative impressions of Clinton. Top States with Positive impressions California - (29.96%) Texas - (11.99%) Oklahoma - (7.21%) Oregon - (6.48%) Mississippi - (5.70%) Ohio - (5.53%) Pennsylvania - (5.16%) New York - (4.93%) Alabama - (4.70%) Louisiana - (4.15%) Top States with Negative impressions Texas - (11.59%) Washington - (9.79%) Arizona - (9.31%) Georgia - (9.28%) Pennsylvania - (8.69%) New York - (7.92%) Ohio - (6.67%) South Carolina - (6.11%) Illinois - (5.62%) California - (5.20%) HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032282