social media Influencers Aren't So Influential When it Comes to Politics, Poll Finds Young adults are willing to follow influencers’ recommendations on a range of topics, like food, travel, fashion and beauty. But their influence has a limit. A newly-released NBCLX/Morning Consult poll found that young adult want influencers to stay out of politics. NBCLX’s Noah Pransky breaks down the poll results and shares his conversations with influencers about the topic.
gen z Young Adults Cool With Influencers Pushing Products, Not Politics: Poll Gen Z and Millennials much more accepting of sponsored product deals than political partnerships
Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg Spent Nearly $1 Billion on 3-Month Presidential Campaign The former New York City mayor ended his bid for the Democratic nomination earlier this month after a poor showing on Super Tuesday
Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg Donates $500,000 to Register Latino Voters Bloomberg's donation will help pay the costs of registering 500,000 new voters this election cycle, Voto Latino's co-founder said
Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg Once Blamed End of ‘Redlining' for 2008 Collapse By attributing the meltdown to the elimination of redlining, Bloomberg appears to be blaming policies intended to bring equality to the housing market
Super Tuesday 2020ers Look to Super Tuesday Even as 2 Other States Loom The focus on Super Tuesday comes at a pivotal point in the campaign
Michael Bloomberg Inside Mike Bloomberg's Big Play for Black Voters Bloomberg's pitch is one of electability and competence — hoping to capitalize on black Democrats' hunger to oust President Donald Trump
Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg Embraces Stop and Frisk in Resurfaced 2015 Audio The billionaire and former New York mayor made the comments at a 2015 appearance at the Aspen Institute'
New Hampshire Primary Dixville Notch, First NH Town to Cast Ballots in Primary, Votes for Bloomberg Dixville Notch's five residents cast their ballots just after the stroke of midnight Tuesday in the first 2020 Democratic presidential primary vote in the nation
Michael Bloomberg Bloomberg Doubles Ad Spending After Chaos of Iowa Caucuses Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, has already spent over $300 million on TV, radio and digital advertising.
