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1-Old-Man

(2,667 posts) Fri Oct 26, 2012, 10:45 AM Oct 2012

Poll - Which information source plays the most important source of candidate selection?

We get our news and opninions from many sources we consider who to vote for. Which source is most powerful, which one sways your vote most?

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	Discussions with fellow workers.
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	Political advertising on Television.
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	Talk radio.
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	Political websites and on line discussions.
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	Trusted friends.
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	Discussions with neighbors.
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	Books.
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	Union or workplace influence
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Poll - Which information source plays the most important source of candidate selection? (Original Post) 1-Old-Man Oct 2012 OP

comedy central - Stewart and Colbert nt demokatgurrl Oct 2012 #1

The state of my and... 99Forever Oct 2012 #2

FOX GOP propaganda machine Johonny Oct 2012 #3

demokatgurrl

(3,931 posts)

1. comedy central - Stewart and Colbert nt

Reply to 1-Old-Man (Original post)

Fri Oct 26, 2012, 11:06 AM

Oct 2012

99Forever

(14,524 posts)

2. The state of my and...

Reply to 1-Old-Man (Original post)

Fri Oct 26, 2012, 11:11 AM

Oct 2012

... my family's well being and who has worked for the policies that affect it or failed to do so.

Johonny

(20,872 posts)

3. FOX GOP propaganda machine

Reply to 1-Old-Man (Original post)

Fri Oct 26, 2012, 11:22 AM

Oct 2012

When ever they come out with a negative Democratic story, I know it's BS. When they hype up a GOP policy I know it will suck. Worse of all I know all the other media and Internet sites will waste their energy on either covering, trying to confirm or debunk it. It make life so, so painful. But it makes selecting a candidate so, so easy.

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