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Equal on Facebook? Engagement and Vote Shares of European Parties, 2010 to 2020
Does social media level the field between large and small parties, or do the parties that win votes also win attention online? Research on this question, framed as equalisation against normalisation, has mostly studied what parties do online rather than how audiences respond. I compare each party's
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