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    Pro-BN Hashtags No. of Tweets in The Past 30 Days All Time No. of Tweets Pro-PR Hashtags No. of Tweets in The Past 30 Days All Time No. of Tweets

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    #Hashtags Used on Twitter

    As Of 6/5/2013 (Source: Topsy) Pro-BN Hashtags


    #tolakPR #BN4Malaysia #betternation #umno #ManifestoBN
    #BNbagus #LainKaliLah #barisannasional #PASSesat

    No. of tweets in the past 30 days


    127,654 33,765 133,158 6,600 10,295
    13,791 12,818 6,756 583

    All time no. of tweets


    163,706 144,543 143,139 48,886 46,950
    22,423 12,854 7,359 2,519

    Pro-PR Hashtags
    #inikalilah #pas #ubah

    No. of tweets in the past 30 days


    86,487 11,092 24,319

    All time no. of tweets


    88,529 30,305 25,848

    #dap **
    #pkr #demirakyat

    4,360
    4,689 4,546

    14,514
    9,854 8,249

    ** #dap also takes on other meanings and used heavily by nonMalaysians before 2013

    Generic Hashtags
    #PRU13 #GE13

    No. of tweets in the past 30 days


    530,576 403,611

    All time no. of tweets


    562,046 451,455

    Chinese 3rd Party FB Pages


    We Fully Support PKR<DAP>
    A photo showing a Chinese woman donating the RM1000 given to her by BN to help DAP in their campaigning

    Parody of a HK movie trailer to show how PR alliance come together to fight against BN

    Chinese 3rd Party FB Pages


    We want to change

    A video on DAPs Nga Kor Ming criticising BN

    A music video showing Malaysians of different races coming together, asking people to change to save Malaysia for a better Malaysia

    A video showing Najib trying to entice voters with monetary benefits in the 2010 Sibu by-elections, linking it to corruption in BN

    Chinese 3rd Party FB Pages

    A video showing how, despite against the law, a taxi with BN logo stickers was allowed into the vicinity of a polling centre Reminder to all Malaysians to remove their political stickers from their cars to protect their voting eligibility

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