According to the results of a survey after the 1992 presidential election, 85% of C-SPAN viewers voted in that election.[55] The results of a similar survey in 2013 found that 89% of C-SPAN viewers voted in the 2012 presidential election.[5] In addition to this political coverage, the network broadcasts press conferences and meetings of various news media and nonprofit organizations, including those at the National Press Club,[17] public policy seminars and the White House Correspondents' Dinner.[55] While C-SPAN does not have video access to the Supreme Court, the network has used the Court's audio recordings accompanied by still photographs of the justices and lawyers to cover the Court in session on significant cases, and has covered individual Supreme Court justices' speaking engagements.[57]