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“Only 32% of Americans have high confidence that news orgs will report midterm election results accurately, survey finds”

Only 32% have high confidence news will report midterm results accurately

Key points

  • About six in ten Americans have at least some confidence in reporting midterm results.
  • But only 32% have quite a bit or great deal of confidence in journalists' work.
  • Survey by Medill Local News Initiative and Alliance for Trust in Media involved 1,057 adults.
  • Findings align with Gallup showing 33% trust in media to report fully and fairly.
  • Differences emerged: Democrats more trusting than Republicans; Republicans perceive manipulation more.
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