Trump, Clinton debate breaks tweet records

Twitter says the US presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is the most tweeted ever, with more than 17 million debate-related posts sent.

Democrat Hillary Clinton (R) and Republican Donald Trump (L)

Twitter says the US debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is the most tweeted ever. (AAP)

Here is how the second US presidential debate was discussed and researched on Twitter:

- Trump dominated conversation on Twitter, with 64 per cent of related posts mentioning him.

- The top tweeted moments of the debate were Trump saying he disagrees with his running mate Mike Pence in regard to Syria policy, Trump saying he is a gentleman and Trump saying Clinton would be in jail in his administration.

- Clinton gained 25,000 followers while Mr Trump gained 16,000 followers.

- The top retweeted tweet (more than 50,000 retweets) during the debate was by Moustafa Bayoumi, who wrote: "I'm a Muslim, and I would like to report a crazy man threatening a woman on a stage in Missouri. #debate"

- There were more tweets about Trump's treatment of women than tweets regarding any area of policy.

- The most tweeted-about policies during the debate were - in order - terrorism, foreign affairs, the economy, healthcare and guns.


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Published 10 October 2016 5:46pm
Source: AAP


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