New data from 1,000 registered US voters taken in June found that voters stuck in traffic are angrier about the economy and more likely to vote – and radio reaches them first. Audacy’s argument is that no medium captures that voter better than radio. Among radio listeners, 60% name the economy as their top voting issue, versus 58% of podcast listeners and 54% of all likely voters. Radio and podcast listeners are also more likely to actually vote. AM/FM listeners register as likely voters at an 86% rate and podcast listeners at 87%, both ahead of the 83% mark among all respondents.