Radio: Presidential Pull

Monday, Oct. 20, 1952

Researcher C. E. Hooper this week released the first city-by-city ratings of TV audiences won by the presidential candidates. The figures are for Sept. 4, when Eisenhower spoke from Philadelphia, and for Sept. 9, when Stevenson spoke from San Francisco. The results:

Eisenhower Stevenson Los Angeles 3.1 13.0 Detroit 20.7 12.0 Chicago 16.9 9.5 New York 9.5 9.7 Boston 37.1 20.5

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