A study from DoubleClick of more than 1000 US adults reports that 42% say they will turn to the internet for info on the upcoming 2008 election. Here’s the breakdown of where people are going for news:

60% research using television or news magazine sites, 45% use “other” online news sites and about 42% use search engines. Another 36% utilize online newspapers while 18% actually visit candidate websites. PAC and issue-based websites gain 11% of the attention, consumer groups 9% and blogs garner about 5% of voters attention.

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