---
"title": "Voters Say ’Thumbs Up’ To Campaign, Process & Coverage"
"description": "Report Summary The American electorate feels better about itself and better about the campaign process than it did four years ago. A panel back post-mortem survey of voters conducted the weekend following the election found 77% of Americans thinking they learned enough during the campaign to make an informed choice between President George Bush, Governor […]"
"date": "1992-11-15"
"authors":
  -
    "name": "Pew Research Center"
"url": "https://alpha.pewresearch.org/pewresearch-org/politics/1992/11/15/voters-say-thumbs-up-to-campaign-process-coverage/"
"categories":
  - "Election News"
  - "Election News"
  - "Media Industry"
---

# Voters Say ’Thumbs Up’ To Campaign, Process & Coverage

## Report Summary

The American electorate feels better about itself and better about the campaign process than it did four years ago. A panel back post-mortem survey of voters conducted the weekend following the election found 77% of Americans thinking they learned enough during the campaign to make an informed choice between President George Bush, Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas and Independent candidate Ross Perot. Only 59% held that view in a 1988 Times Mirror survey taken days after the Bush – Dukakis contest.