
Newsmax #1 in Cable News for Key Demo Ratings Growth
BOCA RATON, FL / ACCESS Newswire / May 2, 2025 / Newsmax Inc. (NYSE:NMAX) ("Newsmax" or the "Company") today announced that the Company's ratings continue to surge for April 2025, according to Nielsen data released this week.
Newsmax made significant ratings gains across all weekday dayparts compared to the same period last year. Notably, Newsmax led cable news ratings growth in the key A35-64 demo across all dayparts.
Key network ratings highlights include:
Up 42% with A35-64 viewers M-F in Total DayTied #1 with Fox News for Prime Engagement for A35-64Average 36 minutes watched for A35-64 - 10 minutes more than CNN and MSNBCUp 7% in Extended Day as CNN fell -21% and MSNBC -35%Up 15% total viewership with 13 million tuning in3.7 million viewers watched Newsmax, never tuned into Fox News
Newsmax continues to see strong ratings growth the first month of Q2 2025 following a record-setting Q1 2025 - with Total Audience growing by 50% as 33 million viewers tuned in.
"It's rare for a cable news network to continually see such strong ratings growth like Newsmax has," Jason Villar, VP of Research, said.
Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy added, "Newsmax continues to offer powerful content that keeps drawing viewers. Americans continue to vote with their remote controls for Newsmax."
About Newsmax
Newsmax Inc. is listed on the NYSE (NMAX) and operates, through Newsmax Broadcasting LLC, one of the nation's leading news outlets, the Newsmax channel. The fourth highest-rated network is carried on all major cable and satellite systems. Newsmax's media properties reach more than 40 million Americans regularly through Newsmax TV, the Newsmax App, its popular website Newsmax.com, and publications such as Newsmax Magazine. Forbes has called Newsmax "a news powerhouse."
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