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August 14, 2019

Older Americans, Black Adults and Americans With Less Education More Interested in Local News

Appendix: Detailed tables by demographic group

By Michael Barthel, Elizabeth Grieco and Elisa Shearer

The tables below show how Americans responded to selected questions from the survey.

Age

Table showing local media attitudes and job ratings by age.

Table showing local news providers, pathways and digital preferences by age.

Table showing local news topic interest and ease of access by age.

Race/ethnicity

Table showing local media attitudes and job ratings by race and ethnicity.

Table showing local news providers, pathways and digital preferences by race and ethnicity.

Table showing local news topic interest and ease of access by race and ethnicity.

Education

Table showing local media attitudes and job ratings by education.

Table showing local news providers, pathways and digital preferences by education.

Table showing local news topic interest and ease of access by education.

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