Bernie Sanders Supporters Least Likely to Watch Cable TV
Marco Rubio supporters are the most likely to watch television, and Bernie Sanders supporters are the least likely, according to a new poll on the media consumption of voting groups. The Katz Media/Nielsen Scarborough Research Panel study asked people about how they used media and broke down the results by the candidate they support. Roughly 85 of Sanders supporters watch cable TV, compared to 87 of Hillary Clinton supporters and 92 of Marco Rubio supporters, Politico Media reports. Even fewer Sanders supporters watch cable news 32. The opinions on whether social media was an effective way to reach voters varied more widely 62 of Sanders supporters thought so, while only 40 of Clinton supporters agreed. Out of the Ted Cruz supporters, 49 said the same, compared to 47 of Donald Trump supporters and 40 of Marco Rubio supporters. And if Clinton and Sanders are looking to reach undecided voters, the radio is their best bet  95 listen weekly, compared to the 91 who watch broadcast television or 87 who watch cable television in the same time period. The study polled 3,000 voters in 10 states between Jan. 25 and Feb. 22. Politico Media