For the Republican Party, though, the percentage increased with age. This question was only asked of US Respondents. Younger respondents were more likely to vote for a third party candidate than those in other age groups. The strong presence of Apple users is most likely a result of heavy use of the Internet within educational setting, an area where Apple has traditionally strong marketshare. There are no differences for race with respect to gender.
Older respondents are more likely to be registered than younger respondents.
This provides some evidence for the claim that the internet is more than just an information source, rather it's building new communities based on common interests instead of common geographic locations. This question was only asked of those who said they were registered to vote. Older voters were more than twice as likely to have voted in national and legislative elections. However, more than half of younger voters voted in the most recent local election. This can probably be explained by the fact that most European respondents fall into the younger age groups, and Europeans report primarily participating in local elections.