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November 05, 2008

ABC leads broadcast election coverage

ABC took the early lead among broadcast networks covering Tuesday's historic election. Full accounting of cable and broadcast coverage will be released later today. For the moment, Nielsen's metered market household ratings show ABC ahead with a 9.2 rating and 13 share, followed by NBC (8.3/12) and CBS (4.7/7).

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