About 4 in 10 Americans say they can easily find reliable election information

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3. How Americans feel about election coverage

About 4 in 10 Americans say they can easily find reliable election information

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3. How Americans feel about election coverage
About 4 in 10 Americans say they can easily find reliable election information
Republicans – especially conservatives – are more likely to say it’s hard to find reliable election news
Little change in Americans’ views of election coverage since 2020
Republicans are more critical of news media coverage of the election
Young Republicans rate the media’s election coverage more highly than do older Republicans
Most Americans think their own news sources cover the election well
Democrats more likely to say their go-to sources are covering the election well
Most Americans feel worn out by election news, similar to previous years
Similar shares of Republicans, Democrats feel worn out by election coverage

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