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As if newspapers needed more lackluster news (about themselves, that is), a new Harris Poll delivers some as it analyzes consumers’ attitudes toward media coverage of the presidential election.

One section of the poll (fielded in the middle of October) asked people how often they go to various media when seeking news about the election. The proportion of respondents saying they go to a particular source “all the time” was highest for cable news stations (31 percent), followed by local TV news (27 percent), network TV news (24 percent) and local newspapers (22 percent).

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