[Tai_Chung]

Isn’t it normal for ratings to decline immediately after an election?

[Eagle of Liberty]

Normal? You think people are going to return? Not me. I may pop in on tucker or watters or gutfeld but the rest can take their “call for Arizona” and shove it.

[adorno]

Isn’t it normal for ratings to decline immediately after an election?

Exactly!

I'm one of those not happy with how FOX has trended to the left, and angry about how FOX called a couple of states way before the outcome would be known.

But, continuously comparing every week with the height of the election cycle ratings, is in itself, faux news or faux polling.

Let's have a week to week and a month to month comparison, which would give us a clearer view of what's really happening at FOX and at other networks.

[jasonandtheb]

Fox has dropped from first to third place. I don’t think this is normal after an election:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fox-news-just-dropped-3rd-114255201.html

[patriot torch]

Actually its more common to suffer a ratings collapse after a betrayal of your audience.

[moovova]

“Isn’t it normal for ratings to decline immediately after an election?”

Decline to the point that 89-year old Grandpa Murdoch has to come out of retirement to take names, kick butt and fire some folks?

I don’t think so...

[Texas Hostage in a Blue State]

“Isn’t it normal for ratings to decline immediately after an election?”

This is Not A Decline... This is a Divorce.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

It probably is when the network helps the Uniparty call the rigged election for . . .