The Times, They are a Changin'

THE TIMES, SOCIAL BUTTERELY NEWS JUNKIE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS VOTERS MAIN SOURCES OF CAMPAIGN NEWS THEY ARE koy 81% use twitter magazines 54% radio A CHANGIN' internet 83% use facebook newspapers 8 out of 10 adults use the internet 06 10 for political purposes TV '02 use social media source: pew research center For better or worse, things change over source: pew research center OIM KIND OF A BIG DEAL OF A BIG DEAL time. It's pretty much a given. This is Polling shows how voters prioritize.the issues of the day especially the case when it comes to "00 "02 04 "06 "08 10 elections. But how exactly are they changing? We take a closer look at the 18% Economy 22% 34% 63% Economy 50% Economy Economy Moral values Corruption issues of importance, the rise of social 20% 16% Health care 39% Terrorism 10% Iraq 15% 25% Gov't Spending Education Economy media's influence, and how this all affects 14% 15% 19% 39% 9% Terrorism 9% Health care where we get our news in our infographics Taxes Education Terrorism Economy 14% Soc. Sec. examining the evolution of elections. Health care PUBLIC NOTICE Source: Kaiser Family Foundation, Bloomberg, ABC, CNN Note: In 2006, voters were asked to rank each issue. Percentages shown are those who said each issue was "extremely important".