Democrats use social media influencers to attract young voters in battleground states
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Democratic super PAC Priorities USA is enlisting 150 creators on TikTok and Instagram, in which the Big Weekend Show hosts asked what Republicans will do in response.
Danielle Butterfield, Priorities’ executive director, told POLITICO they are using influencers to spread pro-Biden messages in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Georgia. Ashley Carnahan is a production assistant at Fox News Digital.
"As we looked to 2024, we felt like it was important to reach voters where they were spending their time," Butterfield said. "We’re going to have a ton of success in marketing Biden’s accomplishments when we can anchor it in terms of impact and real people and putting some personality behind what Biden’s accomplishments are doing."
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