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US Election Report: 2016 Presidential Candidate Twitter Sentiment Analysis (File 032324)
Social media sentiment analysis report comparing Twitter engagement and winning probability estimates for 2016 US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton across national and state-level metrics.
Summary
This document presents a social media analysis of approximately 3 million tweets captured between November 1st and the analysis date, examining sentiment distribution for presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The report includes positive, neutral, and negative sentiment percentages for both candidates nationally, along with state-by-state winning probability estimates across 13 US states. Trump showed 55% national winning chances versus Clinton's 45%, with significant regional variations, including strong performance in Texas (80%), Iowa (67%), and Ohio (62%), while Clinton led in competitive states like California (63%), New York (61%), and Wisconsin (82%).
US Election ReportFrom 1st of Nov till now, we have captured around 3 million tweets.Here is the performance of candidates:1. Donald Trump Positive – 19.29% Neutral – 35.03% Negative – 45.68%2. Hillary Clinton Positive – 20.44% Neutral – 20.79% Negative – 58.77%Winning chancesClinton: 45% – Trump: 55%Winning chances in US StatesNew York Trump 39% - Clinton 61%California Trump 37% - Clinton 63%Texas Trump 80% - Clinton 20%North Carolina Trump 54% - Clinton 46%Florida Trump 52% - Clinton 48%Washington Trump 31% - Clinton 69%Ohio Trump 62% - Clinton 38%New Jersey Trump 19% - Clinton 81%Michigan Trump 37% - Clinton 63%Pennsylvania Trump 51% - Clinton 49%Iowa Trump 67% - Clinton 33%Wisconsin Trump 18% - Clinton 82%Nevada Trump 39% - Clinton 61%