"A new Pew Research Center survey finds that about three-quarters of
U.S. adults (73%) say they have seen inaccurate news coverage about the election at least somewhat often, including 37% who have seen this kind
of information extremely or very often.
About half of Americans (52%) say they generally find it difficult to
determine what is true and what is not when getting news about the
election. And 28% separately say that it’s been difficult for them to
find reliable information about the presidential election.
Supporters of the two major political parties are having vastly
different experiences with election news in these ways.
Republicans (including independents who lean toward the GOP) are
much more likely than Democrats and Democratic leaners to say they have
seen inaccurate coverage and that they are having a hard time sorting
out the truth.
And Republicans are less likely than Democrats to say it is easy for
them to find reliable information about the election (29% vs. 52%, respectively)."
https://www.pewresearch.org/journalism/2024/10/10/americans-views-of-2024-election-news/
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