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Coverage dated April 2, 2023

Members of Congress active on TikTok defend app’s impact to reach voters

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Congressional members on TikTok say they use it to connect with voters they wouldn't otherwise reach. But most lawmakers are in favor of limiting the popular social media app or even banning it.

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  1. Fox10 Phoenix

    Members of Congress active on TikTok defend app’s impact to reach voters (opens Fox10 Phoenix)

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    Congressional members on TikTok say they use it to connect with voters they wouldn't otherwise reach. But most lawmakers are in favor of limiting the popular social media app or even banning it.

  2. KENS 5 San Antonio

    Members of Congress on TikTok defend app's reach to voters (opens KENS 5 San Antonio)

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    Most in Congress are in favor of limiting the app, forcing a sale to remove connections to China or even banning it outright.

  3. Hickory Daily Record

    Members of Congress on TikTok defend app as way to reach voters (opens Hickory Daily Record)

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    Rep. Jeff Jackson of North Carolina has used it to explain the complex fight over raising the debt limit. Rep. Robert Garcia of California has used it to engage with

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