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As a follow up to my Conversation on bots before the 2019 Canadian election, I collected 310,451 tweeted referencing #TrudeauMustGo posted by 13,960 unique users from 20 June until 13 September 2019. The highest number of tweets were on 19 July (n=21,157) followed by 14 August 2019 (n=11,799). The top day is mostly attributed to a 鈥溾�� post by a conservative supporter posted on 18 July challenging the claim that this hashtag is caused by bots, while the latter date coincided with鈥痭ews reports鈥痮n Trudeau鈥檚 breaching the conflict of interest law in relation to the SNC-Lavalin.

Table 1 鈥� The top retweets which include 5 posts referencing bots

The bots examination of all the users (n=13,960), which lasted 5 days to complete, shows the results in the figure below. First, it was not possible to get the scores of 61 accounts either because they were private, blocked, or deleted. From the remaining 13,899 accounts, there were only 520 accounts that scored 3.5 and above which increases their likelihood of being bots, constituting about 3.5% of the total accounts (Botometer calculates scores ranging between 0 for humans and 5 for bots). To conclude, the vast majority of Twitter users who referenced #TrudeauMustGo are humans and only a very few number of users seem to act like bots.鈥� 鈥�