![]() ![]() What’s more, though Fox News tops the list of sources among Trump voters, only 3% of Clinton voters named it as their main source. MSNBC, Facebook, local television news, NPR, ABC, The New York Times and CBS were all named by between 5% and 9% of her voters. Instead, the choices of Clinton voters were more spread out. CNN was named more than any other, but at 18% had nowhere near the dominance that Fox News had among Trump voters. ![]() 1 The next most-common main source among Trump voters, CNN, was named by only 8% of his voters.Ĭlinton voters, however, did not coalesce around any one source. When voters were asked to write in their “main source” for election news, four-in-ten Trump voters named Fox News. 12, 2016, among 4,183 adults who are members of Pew Research Center’s nationally representative American Trends Panel. According to a new Pew Research Center survey, Americans who say they voted for Trump in the general election relied heavily on Fox News as their main source of election news leading up to the 2016 election, whereas Clinton voters named an array of different sources, with no one source named by more than one-in-five of her supporters. ![]() If the public’s media habits during the campaign are any indicator, it is likely that Trump and Hillary Clinton voters will be learning about the inauguration from very different media outlets. In the coming days, Americans will follow a single event across a variety of media channels: the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States. ![]()
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