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Progressives watch more Other (public television and C-span, then CNN, with 39% and 34%. 54% of liberals watch CNN, then 15% MSNBC.

82% of conservatives and 77% of very conservatives watch FOX, while the all the other networks are watched by 5% or less, except for Other, which 12% of very conservatives watch.

50% of Catholics and Protestants watch Fox, with CNN coming in a distant 17 or 18 percent with Catholics and Protestants. 59% of Born-agains watch Fox, with CNN holding 16% of the them.

We asked what viewers' second favorite news network was. CNN viewers slit between CBS with 28% and MSNBC with 26%

Most Fox vewers-- over 60% chose other/not sure. CNN and NBC each drew 10% and MSNBC drew 13%.

Some numbers that really stick out--
-70% of members of megchurches 1500-3000 members in size watch Fox. But numbers drop to 38% Fox watchers in Churches with more than 3000


-85% of conservative talk show listeners watch Fox.

-70% of NASCAR fans watch Fox

-29% of women and 46% of men watch Fox.

-75% of Republicans and under 2% of Democrats watch Fox.

Methodology statement from Zogby:
Zogby International conducted interviews of 707 likely voters online. Panelists who have agreed to participate in Zogby polls online were invited to participate in the survey. The online poll ran from 5/9/06 through 5/10/06. The margin of error is +/- 3.8 percentage points. Margins of error are higher in sub-groups. Slight weights were added to party, age, race, religion, and gender to more accurately reflect the population.

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Marginalize these voters by Robert Chapman on Sunday, May 14, 2006 at 5:24:22 PM