Republicans have become more likely to trust information from social media sites in recent years

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October 14, 2024

Republicans, young adults now nearly as likely to trust info from social media as from national news outlets

Republicans have become more likely to trust information from social media sites in recent years

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Republicans have become more likely to trust information from social media sites in recent years

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Republicans, young adults now nearly as likely to trust info from social media as from national news outlets
Adults under 30 nearly as likely to trust information from social media as from national news outlets
Trust in national news outlets varies by age among Democrats, but not Republicans
Republicans have become more likely to trust information from social media sites in recent years

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Republicans, young adults now nearly as likely to trust info from social media as from national news outlets

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