New study finds viewers of conservative networks are more informed - Washington Times
"New research finds that right-leaning cable news channels do a more effective job delivering the news itself than their left-leaning rivals.
A comprehensive new poll from the conservative Media Research Center finds that U. S. voters who rely on CNN and MSNBC are “significantly less informed” about important issues which have surfaced since President Biden took office.
Those issues include the rise of gas prices and inflation as well as persistent problems with illegal immigration — which the study referred to as “Biden’s border disaster.”
How much the poll respondents knew about such issues depended on what cable news channel they watched, the study found.
“A majority of voters (54%) recalled hearing that there had been an average of 2.3 million illegal border crossings each year since Biden took office, a record. But a far higher percentage of Fox News and Newsmax viewers (77%) remembered this news story vs. just 38 percent of CNN and MSNBC viewers,” the study said.
“On every issue we examined, a majority of those who reported mainly watching Fox News or Newsmax said they recalled hearing about the various news stories we polled, while never more than 50 percent of those who watched CNN and MSNBC had the same information. Depending on the issue, the gap between the two groups averaged 23.5%, a huge deficit in the factual information of viewers of liberal cable news,” the research noted."