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Where do 18-24-year-olds go for news of the presidential-election campaign? For about one in five, no place at all.
A survey for Harvard’s Institute of Politics gave people in that age bracket a menu of media choices and asked them to identify the two to which they go most often for campaign news. The most mentions went to cable TV (36 percent) and broadcast TV (30 percent). Though relatively few mentioned the online versions of a national newspaper (8 percent), news magazine (4 percent) or local newspaper (4 percent), 26 percent said they go to “another Internet source.”
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