Social Media is the Primary News Source for Voters Under 30; 76% of Young Voters Say Their Parents’ Generation Had Better Economic Opportunity Than Their Own A new Emerson College…
…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…
…news (8%), CNN or MSNBC (6%), newspapers like New York Times/Wall Street Journal (2%), and public television (2%). A majority (56%) say that in the past few months, they have…
…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…
…ranked Fox News television as the most trustworthy news source followed by CNN at 19%, 14% each for NBC and MSNBC. On a follow up study from Schuman and Presser…
…when pressed, focus group respondents identify trust more in individual newscasters or news programs than the platform of television news itself. “Sometimes it’s just a person that you prefer reporting…
…Female voters are more strongly in support of keeping Governor Newsom, 63% to 37%, while male voters support keeping the governor 56% to 43%. Newsom is leading with voters aged…
…or network news and 32% social media. Facebook was the most popular social media platform used for news at 26%, followed by Youtube at 19%, Tik Tok and Instagram both…
…of voters at 40%, followed by Online (26%) and Newspapers (23%). Social media ranked 4th at 11%. Fox News ranks as the most trusted source of television news, with 36%…