Greens lead the pack in Facebook engagement as election race heats up
Greens says social media activity has risen ten-fold since co-leader Turei admitted she had committed benefit fraud.
It is early days but the Green Party is leading its rivals in Facebook coverage as the 2017 general election nears.
Recent figures show over the past three years, the Greens as a party, has been the most dominant across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Social media consultant Michael Carney
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Victoria Young
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
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Greens lead the pack in Facebook engagement as election race heats up
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