April 20, 2023
In the latest Second Reading Podcast, Jim Henson and Josh Blank look at recent University of Texas/Texas Politics Project Poll results on Texans' news and social media habits, and patterns in their use and attitudes toward different social media platforms.
To see results discussed in the podcast, see the recent post by Josh Blank and this compendium of results from the Texas Politics Project polling data archive.
| Source | Used in Prior Week |
|---|---|
| Local television news | 43% |
| Social media, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok | 42% |
| Cable TV News or their websites, like CNN, MSNBC, FOX | 38% |
| Broadcast TV news or their websites, like ABC, CBS, NBC | 33% |
| YouTube | 27% |
| Local newspapers or websites | 24% |
| National newspapers or their websites, like the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, USA Today | 21% |
| Other national news websites, like Yahoo News, Axios, Vox | 19% |
| Talk radio | 18% |
| International newspapers or their websites, like The Guardian, BBC, Daily Mail | 17% |
| Conservative news websites | 16% |
| Podcasts | 15% |
| Other news sources | 13% |
| Liberal or progressive news websites | 10% |