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Pew Research CenterSeptember 16, 2022
Social Media and News Fact Sheet

Demographic and party identification of regular social media news consumers in the U.S.

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Demographic and party identification of regular social media news consumers in the U.S.

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Social Media and News Fact Sheet
News consumption on social media
News consumption and use by social media site
Social media sites by portion of users who regularly get news there
Demographic profiles and party identification of regular social media news consumers in the U.S.
Demographic and party identification of regular social media news consumers in the U.S.
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News consumption on social media
News consumption and use by social media site
Social media sites by portion of users who regularly get news there
Demographic profiles and party identification of regular social media news consumers in the U.S.

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