Both Democrats and Republicans are more likely than last year to think the media are growing in influence

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May 14, 2021

More Americans now see the media’s influence growing compared with a year ago

Both Democrats and Republicans are more likely than last year to think the media are growing in influence

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Both Democrats and Republicans are more likely than last year to think the media are growing in influence

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More Americans now see the media’s influence growing compared with a year ago
Americans who trust national news organizations are more likely to think news media influence is growing
Both Democrats and Republicans are more likely than last year to think the media are growing in influence
Americans are now more likely to say the media are growing than declining in influence
Most demographic groups more likely to say the news media growing than declining in influence

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More Americans now see the media’s influence growing compared with a year ago

Both Democrats and Republicans are more likely than last year to think the media are growing in influence

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