update: oops, this was meant for 2004adwatch. i'll leave it here too since i'm an idiot.

Not sure how the sample was taken, but this poll contradicts my belief that a very large majority of voters get their main source of news from TV

Which of the following is your main source of news? (And of those, what percentage are Bush and Kerry supporters?)

Television: 52 percent
Kerry 47
Bush 47

Newspaper: 21 percent
Kerry: 53
Bush: 41

Radio: 12 percent
Kerry: 46
Bush: 52

Internet: 10 percent
Kerry: 50
Bush: 42

Read the poll results [pdf] for an interesting tidbit on Howard Stern

Potentially offsetting the conservative dominance of the radio waves is Howard Stern. The nationally-syndicated radio host is listened to by 17 percent of likely voters, and nationally, they would support Kerry over Bush by a margin of 53 percent to 43 percent. In the battleground states, their preference for Kerry is even stronger, backing him by a margin of 59 percent to 37 percent.

More importantly, one-quarter of all likely voting Stern listeners are swing voters. This means that four percent of likely voters this fall are swing voters who listen to Howard Stern, showing Stern's potential ability to impact the race.

I wonder if Air America has had an impact for radio listeners, or if they've just been preaching to the choir.

Damn libruls even got their own radio station these days, air america. Listen in to these unpatriotic, tax-hiking, latte-drinking, volvo-driving, Towelhead-lovers live [RealAudo required]


update: Al Franken is on live right now (11am - 2pm EST). His show is called The O'Franken Factor :)

update2: Just got booted off and now "all connections are full" or some crap like that. For the party that invented the friggin internet, damn libruls can't even keep their audio stream going.