Russian troll farms didn’t sway voters in 2016 election

By Jerry Dunleavy

Published January 9, 2023 8:19pm ET

Russian troll farms didn’t sway voters in 2016 election — A new in-depth study has concluded that the Russian government’s efforts to deploy troll farms on Twitter to sway the 2016 election did not have any measurable impact on the outcome of that race. The U.S. government has been largely united in its assessment that the Kremlin attempted to use online proxies and false internet […]

A new in-depth study has concluded that the Russian government’s efforts to deploy troll farms on Twitter to sway the 2016 election did not have any measurable impact on the outcome of that race.

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