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The 2020 American Elections occurred on November 3rd. Biden won 81,283,098 votes holding the greatest number of votes with 51.3% of them across the US whereas Trump won 74,222,958 votes holding 46.8% of votes across the US losing with Biden. Biden has won the greatest number of votes that any president hasn’t won till now. The elections were quite controversial and challenging for left-wing and right-wing people who hated either of them is happening. This is the most consequential election that has spread violence across the country. Most of them have fought virtually on Twitter using the hashtags of Biden and Trump, so we will perform sentiment analysis on these tweets for better understanding. The dataset is used from Kaggle which has been updated to the most recent tweets.

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Using Sentiment Analysis to Construe Tweets and the Controversy During the 2020 American Presidential Elections

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    2025年

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  • T Venkata Sai Sathvik,
  • Jaideep Sharma,
  • Nihal Agarwal,
  • Shaik Abdul Shaan,
  • Arpita Gupta,
  • Kakali Das

摘要

The 2020 American Elections occurred on November 3rd. Biden won 81,283,098 votes holding the greatest number of votes with 51.3% of them across the US whereas Trump won 74,222,958 votes holding 46.8% of votes across the US losing with Biden. Biden has won the greatest number of votes that any president hasn’t won till now. The elections were quite controversial and challenging for left-wing and right-wing people who hated either of them is happening. This is the most consequential election that has spread violence across the country. Most of them have fought virtually on Twitter using the hashtags of Biden and Trump, so we will perform sentiment analysis on these tweets for better understanding. The dataset is used from Kaggle which has been updated to the most recent tweets.