A Party Divide on Media Usage

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Voters in Democratic districts of California relied mostly on the televised debate and network and cable news to make their decisions in the gubernatorial recall. Those in GOP districts more often sought out information from newspapers and cyberspace.

Those are the top-line findings in Initiative Media’s most recent analysis of media usage and attitudes toward political ads among 500 participants in an online survey. “Democrats tend toward electronic, sound-and-image-based media,” said Stacey Lynn Koerner, director of global research integration at Interpublic Group’s Initiative in New York.

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