Trump voters about twice as likely as Biden voters to say their own news sources have published made-up finfo % of registered voters who say the news sources they 2020 presidential election
Registered voters who support Donald Trump are about twice as likely as registered voters who support Joe Biden to say that the news sources they turn to most often have reported made-up information that is intended to mislead the public (45% vs. 22%). They are also somewhat more likely to say their news sources have reported breaking information that hasn’t been fully verified (59% vs. 50%) and factual information presented to favor one side of an issue (73% vs. 64%).
Trump voters about twice as likely as  | Biden voters to say their own news  | sources have published made-up finfo  | % of registered voters who say the news sources they  | turn to most often have  | in their coverage of the  | 2020 presidential election  | Trump supporters  | Biden supporters  | Presented factual  | 73%  | information to favor  | 64%  | one side of an issue  | Published breaking  | 59  | information breaking that  | hasn't been fully  | 50  | verified  | Reported made-up  | 45  | information Reported mislead intended made-up public  | information to mislead the public  | 22  | Note: Based on registered voters  | Source: Survey of U.S adults conducted Oct, 6-12, 2020,  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 