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A Pew Research Center analysis found that in 2020, about a quarter of Republicans and Democrats consistently turned only to news outlets whose audiences aligned with them politically.

Minorities of partisans consistently relied only on news outlets whose audiences lean their way politically

Democrats who consistently turned to news outlets with left-leaning audiences are much more highly educated

Republicans and Democrats who consistently turned only to news outlets with like-minded audiences are more ideological than others in their party

Among Republicans, those who consistently turned only to news outlets with like-minded audiences are far more likely to be 50 and older

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