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Facebook's audience evolved from being pretty left-leaning in 2012 to more or less down the middle in 2016. Not unreasonable to assume it will be right-leaning by 2020, especially for news, as right-leaning content has been overperforming there since last algorithm tweaks. — PolitiTweet.org

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Another way to frame it: Beto's positions—and he's articulated more positions than you might think—are decidedly liberal rather than left, but also liberal rather than centrist or moderate. That probably also describes the median Democratic primary voter fairly well. — PolitiTweet.org

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Something related to think about: the sum total of all *curated* news content on the Internet (i.e. anything that goes through human editors) likely leans center-left, since that reflects the median proclivities of the editors at major publications as well as their readers. — PolitiTweet.org

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