Roughly three-quarters of Democrats who get news on Twitter say it is an important way they stay informed

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November 11, 2021

3. Among Twitter news consumers, Democrats tend to be more positive about getting news on the site

Roughly three-quarters of Democrats who get news on Twitter say it is an important way they stay informed

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3. Among Twitter news consumers, Democrats tend to be more positive about getting news on the site
Twitter news consumers more politically engaged on the site at every level
Democrats who get news on Twitter more likely than Republicans to trust the information on the site
Among Twitter news consumers, Republicans more likely to say they are worn out by the amount of news there than Democrats

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