Nearly 91 million people on Facebook have talked about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the last month.
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The two candidates have generated over one billion likes, posts, comments and shares, according to numbers provided by Facebook Sunday. Most of those discussions revolved around taxes, racial issues, the economy, government ethics and criminal justice.
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In the state of Missouri — where the second debate is being held Sunday night — over 900,000 people have posted about, shared, liked or commented on content related to the Republican nominee almost 12 million times, according to Facebook. (RELATED: Judging By These Facebook Numbers, Everyone Was Watching Donald Trump Debate Hillary Clinton)
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Over 800,000 have done the same for Clinton almost 10 million times.
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Trump and Clinton will participate in a town-hall style debate for 90 minutes in St. Louis as Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz moderate.
They announced they will let the audience of undecided voters ask half the questions.