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Election Day 2020 turned Twitter into the funniest group chat on the internet

Barack Obama Campaigns With Joe Biden In Michigan 3 Days Ahead Of Election

FLINT, MI - OCTOBER 31: Former U.S. President Barack Obama and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden greet each other with a socially distant "air" elbow bump at the end of a drive-in campaign rally at Northwestern High School on October 31, 2020 in Flint, Michigan. Biden is campaigning with former President Obama on Saturday in Michigan, a battleground state that President Donald Trump narrowly won in 2016. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Twitter was the one place that held the entire emotion of Election Day 2020.

As millions of Americans waited anxiously for election results, social media became a nonstop stream of jokes, memes, reactions, and commentary. It was tense, but users across the platform found creative ways to turn that tension into entertainment.

Reading through my timeline was like watching a live comedy show unfold in real time. One moment people were nervously updating each other on vote counts, and the next memes were going viral, and everyone was laughing through the chaos.

As key states counted ballots and the result remained undecided, each update triggered a new wave of online responses.

There was plenty of uncertainty around the election, but Twitter once again proved its power to unite people through humour. When the emotions were out in the open, the internet did what it does best and turned a historic moment into a collection of unforgettable memes.

 

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