#WhoTalks Daily | Fox & Friends Underrepresented Women October 24–28, #Election2016
In these final days before the 2016 presidential election, GenderAvenger's Who Talks? project is continuing to tally the number of women pundits featured on the top-rated cable news shows. As the election heats up over the last six weeks, we are releasing daily infographics that reveal how women are included (or not) in the political conversation.
TODAY: Let Fox & Friends know that featuring only 28% women commentators from October 24–28 is not good enough.
Share this message and raise the volume. Women belong in public dialog!
#WhoTalks: @foxandfriends featured 28% women analysts from 10/24-10/28. #GenderAvenger countdown to #Election2016 http://www.genderavenger.com/blog/whotalks-daily-fox-friends-underrepresented-women-october-2428-election2016
What is Who Talks?
Who Talks? monitors the top-rated morning and evening shows on three major television news networks: CNN, FOX, and MSNBC. Any guest who is not the host (or substitute host) and is asked to comment substantively on the 2016 presidential election is counted as an analyst. We count the total number of election analysts of each gender in each show and then compare aggregate numbers and proportional representation. Data is published monthly.