Election Night Crushed These Online Records

1. Obama's "Four More Years" Is the Most Re-Tweeted Ever

When Ohio turned blue and news networks called the race for Obama, the president tweeted "four more years" with a picture of him and the first lady hugging on the campaign trail. In less than 24 hours, the tweet was re-tweeted almost 800,000 times. According to the Guinnes World Records, this is already the most shared tweet ever, displacing Justin Bieber's birthday tweet.

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Election Day is over, and so is the seemingly neverending presidential campaign. The votes have been cast and counted and Barack Obama was re-elected president. It was the most digital campaign season ever, and Election Day proved it once again, with several social media and online records being broken.

The news networks had a great night too, with Fox News Channel breaking records and even beating CNN.com, who still broke its own four-year records in terms of unique visitors and pageviews.

See all the social media and online records that were broken last night in the slideshow above.

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