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As more and more people use social media to communicate their view andperception of elections, researchers have increasingly been collecting andanalyzing data from social media platforms. Our research focuses on socialmedia communication related to the 2013 election of the German parlia-ment[translation: Bundestagswahl 2013]. We constructed several social mediadatasets using data from Facebook and Twitter. First, we identified the mostrelevant candidates (n=2,346) and checked whether they maintained social mediaaccounts. The Facebook data was collected in November 2013 for the period ofJanuary 2009 to October 2013. On Facebook we identified 1,408 Facebook wallscontaining approximately 469,000 posts. Twitter data was collected between Juneand December 2013 finishing with the constitution of the government. On Twitterwe identified 1,009 candidates and 76 other agents, for example, journalists.We estimated the number of relevant tweets to exceed eight million for theperiod from July 27 to September 27 alone. In this document we summarize pastresearch in the literature, discuss possibilities for research with our dataset, explain the data collection procedures, and provide a description of thedata and a discussion of issues for archiving and dissemination of social mediadata.

Social Media Monitoring of the Campaigns for the 2013 German Bundestag Elections on Facebook and Twitter