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WeChat is significant for diaspora outreach and mobilization, especially within Chinese communities, influencing election conversations.

Telegram is notable for its secure, private groups which political activists use for organizing events and disseminating campaign material.

Twitter's role in politics includes the rapid spread of political messaging, direct communication from politicians, and public discourse shaping.

Instagram is a platform for sharing campaign visuals and narratives, appealing to younger voters, and influencer endorsements.

TikTok influences politics through meme culture, soundbite sharing, and the potential for viral political challenges amongst younger users.

WhatsApp plays a role in private messaging and group communication, often utilized for coordinated campaigns and spreading political news.

Facebook is crucial for micro-targeting voters with personalized political advertisements and spreading campaign messages.

Snapchat is used for reaching a younger audience, with disappearing messages and filters, often to publicize voter registration and election information.

LinkedIn is leveraged for professional networking in the political sphere, discussing policy impacts on industries, and political career advancements.

Hashtag movements on social media can rapidly mobilize public opinion, create political pressure, and raise social awareness.

YouTube is a medium for long-form political content, campaign ads, and debates, with an impact on reaching various audience demographics.