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November 3, 2006

Republicans Outnumber Democrats Online

Interesting article from InformationWeek:

"Republicans outnumber Democrats on the Web, and the most common political leaning is moderate, a Web research firm said Wednesday.

Fully, 36.6 percent of U.S. online adults are Republicans, 30.8 percent are Democrats and 17.3 percent are Independents, Nielsen/NetRatings said. The Web site with the highest concentration of Republicans is RushLimbaugh.com, while BlackAmericaWeb.com had the highest percentage of Democrats."

[RJ]

November 3, 2006 in Web Communications | Permalink