Fox News Wins With Health Care Vote Coverage Saturday Night


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Cable news ratings, November 21, 2009: Check out the highlights, and see the full ratings below:

• Fox News was the top-rated cable news network Saturday night, in total viewers and the A25-54 demographic. During the 8pmET live health care vote in the Senate, FNC was the top cable network, followed by CNN and MSNBC in total viewers (MSNBC was #4 behind HLN in the demo).

Check out all the ratings below, and leave your own thoughts in the comments:

TV NEWS RATINGS: 25-54 DEMOGRAPHIC (L +SD)
Fox News CNN MSNBC CNN Headline News
5 pm 210 112 128 65
6 pm 247 150 147 61
7 pm 267 183 214 63
8 pm 291 170 120 121
9 pm 290 142 194 109
10 pm 184 135 340 88
11 pm 172 82 277 111
TOTAL DAY 241 115 148 89
PRIME TIME 255 149 218 106
Data by Nielsen Media Research. Live and same day (DVR) data.
TV NEWS RATINGS: TOTAL VIEWERS (L +SD)
Fox News CNN MSNBC CNN Headline News
5 pm 1019 436 326 178
6 pm 1094 516 329 235
7 pm 1079 787 392 247
8 pm 1317 705 307 321
9 pm 1413 441 401 235
10 pm 1062 444 632 207
11 pm 686 225 536 247
TOTAL DAY 971 442 303 219
PRIME TIME 1264 530 447 254
Data by Nielsen Media Research. Live and same day (DVR) data.

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  • Zakk Zakk says:

    Not too bad for a network that is not real news

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