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September 25, 2018

Partisans Remain Sharply Divided in Their Attitudes About the News Media

Appendix A: Detailed tables

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Jeffrey Gottfried, Galen Stocking and Elizabeth Grieco

Views of news media's watchdog role, by political party (1985-2018)

Perception that news organizations favor one side, by political party (1985-2018)

View of news media's watchdog role, by demographic group

Perception that news organizations favor one side, by demographic group

Trust in information from national news organizations, by demographic group

Trust in information from local news organizations, by demographic group

Trust in information from friends and family, by demographic group

Trust in information from social media, by demographic group

Perception that news organizations understand people like me, by demographic group

Sense of connectedness to main source of national news, by demographic group

Perception of accuracy of national news stories, by demographic groups

Perception that news organizations are willing to admit their mistakes, by demographic group

Appendix B: Political party detailed tables (2016-2018)

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