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…it is time to elect a new Governor in the 2022 election. Forty-two percent (42%) of voters say they would vote to re-elect Newsom in 2022. Governor Gavin Newsom’s general…
…the study or to schedule interviews, contact Jon Lauck at Jon.Lauck@usd.edu The complete results of the survey will be available at the Middle West Review website www.https://www.usd.edu/Research-and-Faculty/Middle-West-Review Survey Methodology Emerson…
…trust they have in several institutions in the country: the news media, the federal government, state government, and local government. The plurality of respondents, 44%, trust the news media somewhat,…
…behind online newspapers stop them from reading articles. A 33-year-old software engineer said “most of them [newspapers] are behind a paywall. So that brings [me] back to other news outlets,…
…the effort to recall Governor Newsom, 42% of California voters said they would vote to keep Newsom, 38% would vote to recall, and 14% were undecided. Six percent (6%) said…
…of those who had taken a class. On the question of what source is most credible: local news, cable news, or social media, a majority (58%) of those who did…
…is reduced. In the New York City results, data was collected using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines (n=480), SMS-to-online (n=313) and an online panel provided by MTurk…
…publications and newspapers each received 14%, radio received 10% and social media received 6%. However, 28% of voters said they do not trust any news sources; a look inside these…