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Post-Election Voter Engagement Data Memo Summary

Key Findings:

• 62% of Obama voters expect to continue supporting new administration policies in the coming year, with online engagement strongly predictive of post-election activity.
• Online political users among Obama voters show higher rates of online transition involvement (33% vs. 4% for less engaged users).
• High expectations for direct communication from Obama; 51% of online Obama supporters anticipate interactions via email, SMS, or social media, with notable differences from McCain voters.
• Republicans exhibit lower post-election engagement levels, such as only 9% visiting GOP-related websites post-election.
• Online tools like email, texting, and social networks are expected to continue mobilizing voters.

Sample Information: The study surveyed 2,254 adults in 2008, revealing partisan and demographic variations in voter engagement metrics.