Updating polling from 2022, the nonprofit Oklahoma Media Center recently commissioned a statewide survey of Oklahoma voters and found residents remain deeply skeptical of the national media, while showing considerably more confidence in local and state-based news outlets.
Cole Hargrave Snodgrass & Associates conducted the scientific polling for OMC in August and September, surveying 500 registered voters with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.3 percent.
Trust in the media still varies sharply depending on proximity. National news outlets fared the worst, with two-thirds of voters having little or no trust in major national media organizations. Only 6 percent reported a “great deal” of trust, while 37 percent said they have no trust at all.
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