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TBG 2002 Internet & Politics Studies
The Internet's Role in Political Campaigns: Utilization
by United States Senate and House Challengers in 2002
June 2002
The Bivings Group conducted this study in an effort to assess
the current role of the Internet in the political campaign
process at the federal level. This report explores the Internet
presence and efficacy of the campaign committees of 1,017
United States Senate and House challengers who are running
during the 2002 election cycle, including 403 Republican,
357 Democratic, 138 Libertarian, and 119 Independent / Other
candidates. This data was collected during the month of May
2002. In addition, the challenger data is compared to the
incumbent data collected by the Bivings Group during the month
of March 2002.
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Press Release
The Internet's Role in Political Campaigns: Utilization
by Illinois State Candidates in 2002
June 2002
The Bivings Group conducted this study in an effort to assess
the current role of the Internet in the political campaign
process at the Illinois state level. This report explores
the Internet presence and efficacy of the campaign committees
of 60 Illinois state and congressional candidates who are
running during the 2002 election cycle, including 21 Republicans,
23 Democrats and 16 Independent party candidates.
Study
Press Release
The Internet's Role in Political Campaigns: Utilization
by Incumbent United States Senators and Representatives in
2002
March 2002
The Bivings Group conducted this study in an effort to assess
the current role of the Internet in the political campaign
process at the federal level. This report explores the Internet
presence and efficacy of the campaign committees of 434 incumbent
United States Senators and Representatives who are running
during the 2002 election cycle, including 230 Republicans
and 204 Democrats.
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