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From: Shruthi1204 <150115256+Shruthi1204@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 12:38:35 +0530
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+date: '2024-11-05'
+title: US elections, who will win?
+tags: [tweet]
+author: nithin
+link: https://x.com/Nithin0dha/status/1853693765875048916
+post_type: tweet
+description: Trump vs. Harris, who will win?...
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+---
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+If you feel the pulse of the US through Twitter, it definitely feels like Trump. But Twitter is a bubble and doesn't necessarily represent the election results, or reality for that matter.
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+What makes it even more skewed is that the majority of the tweets are generated by less than ~1% of Twitter’s user base. 
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+So yeah, I don't know. But it's definitely not wise to form views based on your Twitter feed.