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Top 100 dei politici americani più influenti sui social (classifica 2026)

I movimenti di oggi

Trump resta al primo posto, 5 punti davanti a Obama. Blanche segna il rialzo più forte su 30 giorni, con +103.

Aggiornamento: 26 ott 2026, 20:13 CET

Chi sono i politici americani più influenti sui social? In data 25 ott 2026, la top 5 è composta da Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Zohran Mamdani, Kamala Harris e Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. La classifica Top 100 politici americani del Favikon Index misura ogni giorno l'influenza online di politici americani, dal Congresso alla Casa Bianca su TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X e LinkedIn. Classifiche correlate: Capi di Stato e di governo, Presidenziali 2027 e Top 100 giornalisti.

Top 100 politici americani: la classifica completa

La classifica

Eletti, membri dell'amministrazione, candidati ed ex titolari di cariche pubbliche, classificati per punteggio di influenza Favikon.

#	Politico	Follower ↓	7 g	30 g	Reazioni ××
1=	DTTrumpDonald TrumpR · President of the United StatesR · President of the United States	219,5 Mln	+55,1K	+651,6K	0,9×
2=	BOObamaBarack ObamaD · Former PresidentD · Former President	162,6 Mln	−11,9K	−55,8K	0,4×
3=	JBBidenJoe BidenD · Former PresidentD · Former President	54,8 Mln	=	−3,7K	—
4=	KHHarrisKamala HarrisD · Former Vice PresidentD · Former Vice President	52 Mln	=	−23,9K	2,0×
5=	ASSchwarzeneggerArnold SchwarzeneggerR · Former Governor of CaliforniaR · Former Governor of California	40,4 Mln	=	−34,3K	0,4×
6=	BSSandersBernie SandersI · U.S. Senator (Vermont)I · U.S. Senator (Vermont)	29,1 Mln	=	+1,9K	1,5×
7=	ITTrumpIvanka TrumpR · Former Advisor to the President (2017-2021)R · Former Advisor to the President (2017-2021)	19,8 Mln	=	—	10,8×
8=	ZMMamdaniZohran MamdaniD · Mayor of New York CityD · Mayor of New York City	17,8 Mln	=	=	2,4×
9=	JVVanceJD VanceR · Vice PresidentR · Vice President	12 Mln	=	+65,8K	3,5×
10=	GNNewsomGavin NewsomD · Governor of CaliforniaD · Governor of California	10,6 Mln	=	+38,6K	2,9×
11=	CBBookerCory BookerD · U.S. Senator (New Jersey)D · U.S. Senator (New Jersey)	9,6 Mln	=	—	0,3×
12=	TCCruzTed CruzR · U.S. Senator (Texas)R · U.S. Senator (Texas)	8,3 Mln	=	—	0,4×
13=	VRRamaswamyVivek RamaswamyR · Gubernatorial candidate (Ohio)R · Gubernatorial candidate (Ohio)	8,1 Mln	=	—	1,0×
14=	MRRubioMarco RubioR · Secretary of StateR · Secretary of State	7,8 Mln	=	—	—
15=	TGGabbardTulsi GabbardR · Former Director of National IntelligenceR · Former Director of National Intelligence	7,1 Mln	=	—	—
16=	RFKennedy Jr.Robert F. Kennedy Jr.I · Secretary of Health and Human ServicesI · Secretary of Health and Human Services	5,8 Mln	=	—	5,2×
17=	JCCrockettJasmine CrockettD · U.S. Representative (TX-30)D · U.S. Representative (TX-30)	5,8 Mln	=	—	2,4×
18=	RDDeSantisRon DeSantisR · Governor of FloridaR · Governor of Florida	4,5 Mln	=	—	1,6×
19=	PHHegsethPete HegsethR · Secretary of War (Defense)R · Secretary of War (Defense)	3,3 Mln	=	+2,3K	7,0×
20=	SHHuckabee SandersSarah Huckabee SandersR · Governor of ArkansasR · Governor of Arkansas	2,2 Mln	=	—	0,8×
21=	MHHuckabeeMike HuckabeeR · Ambassador to IsraelR · Ambassador to Israel	2,1 Mln	=	−1,5K	1,3×
22=	MJJohnsonMike JohnsonR · Speaker of the House (LA-4)R · Speaker of the House (LA-4)	2,1 Mln	=	—	3,9×
23=	RGGrenellRichard GrenellR · Special Presidential EnvoyR · Special Presidential Envoy	2,1 Mln	=	—	2,7×
24=	HJJeffriesHakeem JeffriesD · House Minority Leader (NY-8)D · House Minority Leader (NY-8)	2 Mln	=	+4,9K	2,5×
25=	NHHaleyNikki HaleyR · Former UN Ambassador and GovernorR · Former UN Ambassador and Governor	1,8 Mln	=	—	6,2×
26=	GAAbbottGreg AbbottR · Governor of TexasR · Governor of Texas	1,7 Mln	—	—	0,9×
27=	PJJayapalPramila JayapalD · U.S. Representative (WA-7)D · U.S. Representative (WA-7)	1,5 Mln	=	—	0,9×
28=	SBBessentScott BessentR · Secretary of the TreasuryR · Secretary of the Treasury	990K	=	—	21,9×
29=	WMMooreWes MooreD · Governor of MarylandD · Governor of Maryland	987,4K	+655	+5,5K	1,2×
30=	GHHinojosaGina HinojosaD · Gubernatorial candidate (Texas)D · Gubernatorial candidate (Texas)	481,5K	—	+70,6K	24,4×
31=	EAAdamsEric AdamsD · Former Mayor of New York CityD · Former Mayor of New York City	273,3K	=	=	14,2×
32=	AAActonAmy ActonD · Gubernatorial candidate (Ohio)D · Gubernatorial candidate (Ohio)	201,7K	=	+32,6K	21,7×
33=	TBBlancheTodd BlancheR · Attorney GeneralR · Attorney General	180K	=	+2K	40,5×
—=	AOOcasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezD · U.S. Representative (NY-14)D · U.S. Representative (NY-14)	—	—	—	2,0×
—=	KLLeavittKaroline LeavittR · White House Press SecretaryR · White House Press Secretary	—	—	—	13,5×
—=	IOOmarIlhan OmarD · U.S. Representative (MN-5)D · U.S. Representative (MN-5)	—	—	—	6,9×
—=	JTTalaricoJames TalaricoD · Senate candidate (Texas), Texas state representativeD · Senate candidate (Texas), Texas state representative	—	—	—	7,9×
—=	HCClintonHillary ClintonD · Former Secretary of StateD · Former Secretary of State	—	—	—	0,8×
—=	PBButtigiegPete ButtigiegD · Former Secretary of TransportationD · Former Secretary of Transportation	—	—	—	2,1×
—=	TWWalzTim WalzD · Governor of MinnesotaD · Governor of Minnesota	—	—	—	0,7×
—=	AEEl-SayedAbdul El-SayedD · Senate candidate (Michigan)D · Senate candidate (Michigan)	—	—	—	3,1×
—=	DSScavinoDan ScavinoR · White House Deputy Chief of StaffR · White House Deputy Chief of Staff	—	—	—	6,1×
—=	TMMassieThomas MassieR · U.S. Representative (KY-4)R · U.S. Representative (KY-4)	—	—	—	9,5×
—=	JKKennedyJohn KennedyR · U.S. Senator (Louisiana)R · U.S. Senator (Louisiana)	—	—	—	3,1×
—=	MOOzMehmet OzR · Administrator of Medicare and MedicaidR · Administrator of Medicare and Medicaid	—	—	—	0,4×
—=	EWWarrenElizabeth WarrenD · U.S. Senator (Massachusetts)D · U.S. Senator (Massachusetts)	—	—	—	1,0×
—=	RTTlaibRashida TlaibD · U.S. Representative (MI-12)D · U.S. Representative (MI-12)	—	—	—	2,3×
—=	AKKinzingerAdam KinzingerR · Former U.S. Representative (Illinois)R · Former U.S. Representative (Illinois)	—	—	—	4,7×
—=	MTTaylor GreeneMarjorie Taylor GreeneI · Former U.S. Representative (Georgia)I · Former U.S. Representative (Georgia)	—	—	—	2,7×
—=	NPPelosiNancy PelosiD · U.S. Representative (CA-11)D · U.S. Representative (CA-11)	—	—	—	1,1×
—=	APPaulina LunaAnna Paulina LunaR · U.S. Representative (FL-13)R · U.S. Representative (FL-13)	—	—	—	3,5×
—=	KNNoemKristi NoemR · Special Envoy, former Secretary of Homeland SecurityR · Special Envoy, former Secretary of Homeland Security	—	—	—	5,9×
—=	KLLakeKari LakeR · USAGM advisor, ambassador nomineeR · USAGM advisor, ambassador nominee	—	—	—	4,8×
—=	BGGillBrandon GillR · U.S. Representative (TX-26)R · U.S. Representative (TX-26)	—	—	—	11,7×
—=	SWWhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseD · U.S. Senator (Rhode Island)D · U.S. Senator (Rhode Island)	—	—	—	4,1×
—=	KPPatelKash PatelR · Director of the FBIR · Director of the FBI	—	—	—	6,2×
—=	RPPaulRand PaulR · U.S. Senator (Kentucky)R · U.S. Senator (Kentucky)	—	—	—	1,6×
—=	SAAbramsStacey AbramsD · Former Minority Leader, Georgia HouseD · Former Minority Leader, Georgia House	—	—	—	0,4×
—=	HLLutnickHoward LutnickR · Secretary of CommerceR · Secretary of Commerce	—	—	—	15,9×
—=	RWWarnockRaphael WarnockD · U.S. Senator (Georgia)D · U.S. Senator (Georgia)	—	—	—	4,2×
—=	JHHawleyJosh HawleyR · U.S. Senator (Missouri)R · U.S. Senator (Missouri)	—	—	—	0,5×
—=	MEElvira SalazarMaría Elvira SalazarR · U.S. Representative (FL-27)R · U.S. Representative (FL-27)	—	—	—	1,1×
—=	JJJordanJim JordanR · U.S. Representative (OH-4)R · U.S. Representative (OH-4)	—	—	—	1,3×
—=	LBBoebertLauren BoebertR · U.S. Representative (CO-4)R · U.S. Representative (CO-4)	—	—	—	1,2×
—=	ASSchiffAdam SchiffD · U.S. Senator (California)D · U.S. Senator (California)	—	—	—	1,3×
—=	WHHuntWesley HuntR · U.S. Representative (TX-38)R · U.S. Representative (TX-38)	—	—	—	1,7×
—=	SHHiltonSteve HiltonR · Gubernatorial candidate (California)R · Gubernatorial candidate (California)	—	—	—	8,0×
—=	NMMaceNancy MaceR · U.S. Representative (SC-1)R · U.S. Representative (SC-1)	—	—	—	2,1×
—=	BCClintonBill ClintonD · Former PresidentD · Former President	—	—	—	0,8×
—=	JNNeguseJoe NeguseD · U.S. Representative (CO-2)D · U.S. Representative (CO-2)	—	—	—	2,7×
—=	CMMurphyChris MurphyD · U.S. Senator (Connecticut)D · U.S. Senator (Connecticut)	—	—	—	2,9×
—=	DCCrenshawDan CrenshawR · U.S. Representative (TX-2)R · U.S. Representative (TX-2)	—	—	—	0,7×
—=	JFFettermanJohn FettermanD · U.S. Senator (Pennsylvania)D · U.S. Senator (Pennsylvania)	—	—	—	3,3×
—=	MKKellyMark KellyD · U.S. Senator (Arizona)D · U.S. Senator (Arizona)	—	—	—	3,4×
—=	MBBlackburnMarsha BlackburnR · U.S. Senator (Tennessee)R · U.S. Senator (Tennessee)	—	—	—	1,6×
—=	MBBloombergMichael BloombergD · Former Mayor of New York CityD · Former Mayor of New York City	—	—	—	0,4×
—=	MGGaetzMatt GaetzR · Former U.S. Representative (Florida)R · Former U.S. Representative (Florida)	—	—	—	1,3×
—=	AKKlobucharAmy KlobucharD · U.S. Senator (Minnesota)D · U.S. Senator (Minnesota)	—	—	—	0,9×
—=	RKKhannaRo KhannaD · U.S. Representative (CA-17)D · U.S. Representative (CA-17)	—	—	—	3,9×
—=	SWWilesSusie WilesR · White House Chief of StaffR · White House Chief of Staff	—	—	—	74,7×
—=	RJJohnsonRon JohnsonR · U.S. Senator (Wisconsin)R · U.S. Senator (Wisconsin)	—	—	—	5,4×
—=	KPPaxtonKen PaxtonR · Senate candidate (Texas), Texas Attorney GeneralR · Senate candidate (Texas), Texas Attorney General	—	—	—	14,6×
—=	RGGiulianiRudy GiulianiR · Former Mayor of New York CityR · Former Mayor of New York City	—	—	—	0,3×
—=	AHHabbaAlina HabbaR · Counselor to the Attorney GeneralR · Counselor to the Attorney General	—	—	—	5,8×
—=	HDDhillonHarmeet DhillonR · Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights)R · Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights)	—	—	—	4,0×
—=	JOOssoffJon OssoffD · U.S. Senator (Georgia)D · U.S. Senator (Georgia)	—	—	—	5,2×
—=	TDDuckworthTammy DuckworthD · U.S. Senator (Illinois)D · U.S. Senator (Illinois)	—	—	—	2,0×
—=	JJJonesJustin JonesD · Tennessee state representativeD · Tennessee state representative	—	—	—	—
—=	SPPalinSarah PalinR · Former Governor of AlaskaR · Former Governor of Alaska	—	—	—	0,6×
—=	TLLieuTed LieuD · U.S. Representative (CA-36)D · U.S. Representative (CA-36)	—	—	—	1,7×
—=	CLLummisCynthia LummisR · U.S. Senator (Wyoming)R · U.S. Senator (Wyoming)	—	—	—	6,8×
—=	CBBookerCharles BookerD · Senate candidate (Kentucky)D · Senate candidate (Kentucky)	—	—	—	2,2×
—=	MPPenceMike PenceR · Former Vice PresidentR · Former Vice President	—	—	—	≤0,2×
—=	ABBlinkenAntony BlinkenD · Former Secretary of StateD · Former Secretary of State	—	—	—	—
—=	MFFrostMaxwell FrostD · U.S. Representative (FL-10)D · U.S. Representative (FL-10)	—	—	—	2,7×
—=	MLLeeMike LeeR · U.S. Senator (Utah)R · U.S. Senator (Utah)	—	—	—	8,9×
—=	ESStefanikElise StefanikR · U.S. Representative (NY-21)R · U.S. Representative (NY-21)	—	—	—	0,9×
—=	JJPearsonJustin J. PearsonD · Tennessee state representativeD · Tennessee state representative	—	—	—	0,8×
—=	RBBlumenthalRichard BlumenthalD · U.S. Senator (Connecticut)D · U.S. Senator (Connecticut)	—	—	—	0,5×
—=	CSSchumerChuck SchumerD · Senate Minority Leader (New York)D · Senate Minority Leader (New York)	—	—	—	0,6×

Portata e reazioni tra i politici americani

Chi viene visto, chi fa reagire

In altezza, quante volte i loro post sono stati visti in 30 giorni. Verso destra, quanto fanno reagire rispetto a un account delle stesse dimensioni.

Reazioni vs. un account delle stesse dimensioni →

Punteggio Favikon v3 · dati al 25 ott 2026 · 2× = il doppio delle reazioni (like, commenti, condivisioni) di un account delle stesse dimensioni, sugli stessi social e nello stesso paese · post di meno di 48 h esclusi · 5 personalità non visualizzate (meno di 3 post in 30 giorni)

Le maggiori salite e discese tra i politici americani di questo mese

Chi accelera, chi frena

Maggiori rialzi · 7 g

Maggiori rialzi in % · 7 g

Cali e rallentamenti

Follower rilevati su Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads · % calcolate a partire da 20K follower per escludere gli account piccoli.

I leader per piattaforma tra i politici americani: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn

Chi domina ogni social

Come è cambiata nel tempo la classifica Top 100 politici americani

Rivedi la classifica

Testa a testa tra i politici americani

I duelli

Come funziona il punteggio Favikon

Il punteggio Favikon misura l'influenza online, non la popolarità né le intenzioni di voto. Ogni giorno combina quattro segnali degli ultimi 90 giorni: portata (visualizzazioni medie per post), engagement (reazioni, commenti e condivisioni per post), audience (follower) e costanza (quanto regolarmente pubblica un account). Ogni segnale viene confrontato con tutti gli account che Favikon monitora sulla stessa piattaforma, poi TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X e LinkedIn si sommano in un unico numero. Per questo chi è forte su una sola piattaforma può essere confrontato con chi è presente su tutte e cinque. Leggi il metodo completo →

Domande frequenti

Chi è il politico americano più influente sui social?

Donald Trump è la persona più influente tra i politici americani sui social secondo la classifica Top 100 politici americani del Favikon Index, con un punteggio Favikon di 9995 punti in data 25 ott 2026. Barack Obama e Zohran Mamdani completano il podio. La classifica viene ricalcolata ogni giorno.

Ogni quanto viene aggiornata la classifica Top 100 politici americani?

La classifica Top 100 politici americani del Favikon Index viene aggiornata ogni giorno. Gli account monitorati vengono aggiornati ogni sei ore e ogni punteggio Favikon viene ricalcolato quotidianamente sulla base dei post degli ultimi 90 giorni, così posizioni e variazioni a 30 giorni riflettono sempre i dati più recenti.

Come si misura l'influenza nella classifica Top 100 politici americani?

Nella classifica Top 100 politici americani del Favikon Index l'influenza si misura con il punteggio Favikon, che combina portata (visualizzazioni per post), engagement (reazioni per post), audience (follower) e costanza di pubblicazione negli ultimi 90 giorni. Ogni segnale viene confrontato con tutti gli account della stessa piattaforma. Non è un sondaggio né un conteggio dei follower.

Quali social network sono inclusi?

La classifica Top 100 politici americani del Favikon Index copre TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X (Twitter) e LinkedIn, che contano tutti per il punteggio Favikon. L'audience di Facebook e Threads è mostrata nei profili ma non rientra nel punteggio. Piattaforme come Weibo, WeChat, VK o Telegram non sono coperte.

Chi fa parte della classifica Top 100 politici americani?

Politici americani: membri del Congresso, governatori, sindaci, membri dell'amministrazione, candidati alle elezioni di metà mandato di novembre 2026 ed ex titolari di cariche ancora attivi in politica. Solo account personali. Gli account istituzionali della carica (@POTUS, @SpeakerJohnson) non contano.

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