Nearly 30% of Fox News Viewers Don't Believe Network is 'Mainstream Media,' Pew Research Data Shows

Pew Research Center Data

According to a recent study by the Pew Research Center, nearly 30% of Fox News viewers do not believe that the network is "mainstream media." The study also found that Fox News viewers are more likely to believe that the network is "fair and balanced" than viewers of other news outlets.

Fox News Viewers' Trust in the Network

The study also found that Fox News viewers are more likely to trust the network than viewers of other news outlets. Specifically, 72% of Fox News viewers say they trust the network to provide accurate information, compared to 49% of viewers of other news outlets.

Fox News Viewers' Perception of Network Bias

The study also found that Fox News viewers are more likely to believe that the network is biased in favor of conservatives than viewers of other news outlets. 58% of Fox News viewers say they believe the network is biased in favor of conservatives, compared to 32% of viewers of other news outlets.

Conclusion

The Pew Research Center study provides insight into the perceptions of Fox News viewers. The study found that Fox News viewers are more likely to believe that the network is "fair and balanced" and "trustworthy" than viewers of other news outlets. However, the study also found that Fox News viewers are more likely to believe that the network is biased in favor of conservatives. These findings suggest that Fox News viewers have a unique perspective on the network.