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 Harris and Dems spent millions on social media influence — but ‘irrelevant’ TikTok users likely won’t vote

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign has paid millions for social media influencers to boost her candidacy among young voters, but many who use one of the most popular platforms with that cohort, TikTok, are less likely to even show up at the polls, survey data shows.

Cygnal pollster Brent Buchanan told The Post Wednesday that his firm’s surveys show Harris’ support is flat from Joe Biden’s in 2020 among voters younger than 30, many of whom are not inclined to get out and vote on Nov. 5.

“They’re lower-income, lower-education, younger — these are all factors that go into less voter participation,” Buchanan said, pointing to an Oct. 24-26 poll by his firm that shows they are also 68% female, another dominant Harris demographic.