The majority of U.S. adults think it will be a week or longer before the outcome of the presidential election is known. If the results are delayed, Americans believe newspapers and TV news, both local and national, will do more to help voters understand when and how the outcome will be known than cable TV […]

More than eight in 10 Americans believe the news source they use most often is doing an “excellent” or “good” job of covering the election, but generally give mediocre ratings to election coverage from national and local television, newspapers and radio, more generally. Americans say the news media in general give insufficient attention to election […]

Americans believe major internet companies have an obligation to warn people if items on their websites or apps contain misinformation, and most indicate they would likely believe internet company warnings about misinformation. The findings are part of a Gallup/Knight Foundation study that shows Americans remain highly concerned about the spread of misinformation, with nearly eight […]