Most Americans say they are not influenced most by friends, family, ads, endorsements or the news.
That's according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com.
Perhaps the most surprising finding is the part about people not believing they are most influenced by ads.
According to Forbes: Kantar Media CMAG group estimates that political ads for the 2020 election could reach $6 billion. Group M, a prominent ad agency, estimates spending for political ads will reach $10 billion, an increase of 59% from the 2016 election year when an estimated $6.3 billion was spent.
When deciding who to vote for, I feel I am most influenced by:
<1% Ads
1% Endorsements
9% Personal appearances
1% Friends, family
11% The news
77% None of the above
