People at far ends of the political spectrum most likely to say that the political opinions they hear on podcasts mostly line up with their own views

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April 12, 2023

3. How Republicans and Democrats engage with podcasts

People at far ends of the political spectrum most likely to say that the political opinions they hear on podcasts mostly line up with their own views

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People at far ends of the political spectrum most likely to say that the political opinions they hear on podcasts mostly line up with their own views

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3. How Republicans and Democrats engage with podcasts
Little difference between parties in listening to podcasts or hearing news on them
Republicans are much more likely than Democrats to trust the news they hear on podcasts more than other sources and to say that news is unique

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