Cable Viewers Cast Their Votes
By Don | August 7, 2008
In the latest poll from Rasmussen on whom cable viewers are likely to vote for in November didn't reveal any big surprises.
From TVNewser.
Rasmussen has released the results of their newest poll focused on the likely voting habits of cable TV viewers. Strangely, Fox News viewers support Sen. Barack Obama and MSNBC viewers are behind Sen. John McCain.
Just kidding. Supporting the conventional wisdom, the poll found 87% of FNC viewers as "likely to vote," for McCain, while 65% of CNN viewers and 63% of MSNBc viewers favor Obama.
Some other findings:
• 50% of those polled say they watch cable news during the week, with 26% watching it daily.
• McCain holds an edge over viewers who watch cable news of any kind "at least once a week."
• 71% of those watching ABC's World News plan on voting for Obama, with 70% for the CBS' Evening News and 67% for the NBC Nightly News.
And how about whether reporters are favoring Obama or McCain? Click continued to see those findings...
I'm just waiting for Media Matters to twist this into a story of how biased Fox is against Obama while ignoring CNN and MSNBC.
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