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This note examines the information search patterns of a set of state legislators and focuses on the factors which motivate their selection of information sources. Equally important information sources are not valued by members for similar reasons; rather, information sources are chosen to complement one another in fulfilling the members' diverse information needs. The manner of this complementarity has important ramifications for the shape of legislative information reform in any particular legislature.
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Robert B. Bradley (1980) studied this question.
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