Twitter users make more money than U.S. adults overall, study shows

More than 15,000 Twitter bots used the I Voted hashtag on midterm Election Day in 2018. If you want to make more money, maybe you should become an active Twitter user. It's a hub of highly educated adults who earn higher salaries than the U.S. public overall. Tweeters also tend to have some distinct political views. Pew Research recently set out to find out which voices are loudest on the social media site by sampling accounts held by about 2,700 random U.S. adults.