Russ: Has Pierre Poilievre’s social media output made him the first influencer in Canadian politics?
”, has been viewed just shy of 100,000 times. Others, though, like his leadership campaign launch video, can reach numbers well into the hundreds of thousands.
“I think people are now their own curators of what’s true, and what’s interesting, and that’s compelling to them,” says Roth. “The benefit of that is that people with a strong message don’t need to be filtered through those outlets necessarily, they can speak to people directly on social media.” Of those three candidates, only Dean never became president. Raynauld also singles out 2006 as a Canadian election year where personal blogs became prominent in Canadian politics, contributing to the change in communications.
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