Introduction Background 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: …showed first 75 words of 666 total…

…showed last 75 words of 666 total…our study will clarify many of the less understood issues related to effects of these forms of information dispersal methods. Also we will attempt to raise new issues that have not yet been considered because this topic has not been studied in too much detail. We expect that the analysis presented in this study will, in future elections, help to make the information dispersal more efficient, hence, helping our country move towards a better democracy.