Social media users interested in politics experience different levels of political content across platforms. Forty percent of Twitter users report that at least half of the posts they see are political, whereas only about twenty-five percent of Facebook users have a similar experience.
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Gottfried, Jeffrey. "Facebook and Twitter as political forums: Two different dynamics." (2014).
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