…social media (30%) and local news (26%). Among voters, 42% report relying on cable news, 24% local news, and 22% social media. In the voter English-speaking focus group, multiple members…
…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…
…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,…
…5%. A plurality of voters (38%) are undecided. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnRWHU98msQ “With Kamala Harris officially out of the race, Katie Porter has emerged as the Democratic frontrunner, increasing her support from 12%…
…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…
…Hispanics, at 38%, and Black voters, at 25%.” Watch ECP Executive Director Political Power Ranker Spencer Kimball break down results with Nexstar Media’s Chris Berg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi3d5S52xbw&t=234s Tracking questions of voter…
…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…
…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…