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Curious about the political demographics of each news show? See Pew Results map and info about the state of news.
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Bigger findings:
17 percent of all Americans get no news every day.
63 percent of respondents last year said the press is politically biased. Up from 45% in 1985.
More are shifting from newspaper, TV and Radio to online.
See the audience profiles of news programs by party and ideology according to Pew Research below:
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