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Elections

The validity of democratic elections in a country depends, to a great deal, on the awareness of common man. The more information available to the common man, the more he (she) tends to become a voter and play his (hers) role that is vital to electoral process. Identifying the source(s) that provides this information to a prospective voter is, therefore, extremely important. There are two main candidates for this source of information: interpersonal communication and mass communication.

In this research we will use the 2002 national elections held in Pakistan as a use case. Our goal is to identify the sources of information that played a major role in pushing prospective voters to actually vote on the election day. In particular we would like to conclude what roles interpersonal and mass communication played. More specifically, we would attempt to analyze the roles played by the mass media: television, radio and newspapers. The individual role


Electoral process is critical to the evolution of democracy for any nation. It is important to understand the factors that effect this electoral process. One of the major well known factors that affect voter turnout as well as election results to a great deal, is dispersion of information to the masses. In this research we study the different ways in which this information is dispersed and how it effects the voter's behaviors.

The effects of media on the behavior of masses is well studied, however, it is difficult to find literature that studies these effects with an electoral process as a use case. We present this unique study and attempt to show which form of mass media i.e., television, radio or newspaper has the most effect on voter's behavior.

s played by these different forms of media might affect different classes of voters. It is important to find out which one of these forms of media played the most significant role in helping voters form their opinions.

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