New polling shows Americans trust friends and family most for political information; news comes in 3rd
There's a new poll out that finds that two-thirds of Americans are concerned about disinformation when it comes to elections. Data also shows that Americans trust friends and family most for information on politics, with news media coming in third. Doug Pinkham with the Public Affairs Council joins On The Hill to discuss this poll on Americans? perspectives on elections.
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