2012 Election: What We’ve Learned Carroll J. Doherty Associate Director Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Pew Center on the States – Voting.

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2012 Election: What We’ve Learned Carroll J. Doherty Associate Director Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Pew Center on the States – Voting in America 2012 December 10, 2012

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org The Electorate – The Most Diverse Ever Changing Composition of the Electorate Helped Obama Change from 2008 Was Modest – Nonwhites 28% of All Voters, Up From 26% Demographics of Future Elections Will Look Much Different than Those of Today

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Obama Lost Whites by 20 Points – And Won Based on exit poll data from National Election Pool

Changing Face of the American Voter Dec. 10, Dramatic Shifts among Young Voters - Now 42% Nonwhite Voters 18-29Voters 30+ Based on exit poll data from the National Election Pool

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Age Gap in Voting Preferences Based on exit poll data from the National Election Pool

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org By 2050, A Majority-Minority Nation Population By Race And Ethnicity, Actual and Projected: Pew Social and Demographic Trends

All adults Likely voters Non- voters White, non-Hispanic Black non-Hispanic Hispanic Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Profile of Nonvoters: Younger, More Hispanic Pew Research Center for the People & the Press

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Social Media and Politics Facebook, Twitter Growing News Sources They Help Drive Campaign Narrative … A Mostly Negative Narrative A “Fifth Estate” of Political Actors – Partisan and Passionate

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Online Participatory Politics Pew Internet & American Life Project

Dec. 10, www.pewresearch.org Social Networkers: Beyond Red vs. Blue Pew Internet & American Life Project

Campaign 2012: A Final Word Dec. 10, Compared with past elections, more or less discussion of issues? Compared with past elections, more or less mudslinging? Pew Research Center for the People & the Press

Few Complaints about Voting Process How well was the voting process managed in the area where you live? Did you have any problems voting this year (other than waiting in line)? Dec. 10, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Do you know anyone who tried to vote but was not able to?

2012 Election: What We’ve Learned Carroll J. Doherty Associate Director Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Pew Center on the States – Voting in America 2012 December 10, 2012