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Twitter has been a focus of research in political science for a few years nowas it provides the opportunity to make direct observations on the spread ofpolitical information in different communities. Here we will be studying thephenomena of information diffusion, and focus on nodes that are responsible forspreading political information everywhere on the Twitter network. This paperattempts to fill gaps in the literature regarding the demographics of politicalretweeters using various techniques on the name and location-related data frommost active French political retweeters. Here I will try to state thebreak-down of these accounts in categories based on gender, language, location,education level, and self-descriptions. To put the information about politicalretweeters in context we will also create a category of non-politicalretweeters to draw comparisons between the groups regarding the above-mentionedvariables.

Who are Political Retweeters?, Demographic comparison of political retweeters with retweeters of non-political personalities