New Data Solidifies New York Times Bias Rating
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Our recent Blind Bias Survey, in which over 2,000 people across the political spectrum blindly rated content from numerous media outlets, confirmed our Lean Left bias rating for the New York Times' news section. (AllSides separately rates The New York Times Opinion page as Left.)
The average bias rating for The New York Times across all survey respondents — liberals, centrists, and conservatives — was Lean Left.
A plurality of respondents who self-reported a personal political bias of Left, Lean Left, Center, and Lean Right all rated The New York Times as Lean Left. A plurality of respondents who self-reported a personal bias of Right rated The New York Times as far Left.
Head over to our source page for The New York Times to read more about our bias rating and to vote on whether or not you agree. You can also email us feedback.