Tuesday, April 15 Evening Cable News Ratings: A Closer Race at 9 PM

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Fox News continues to overwhelmingly dominate its cable news rivals during total day and primetime in total viewers and Adults 25-54. However, the 9 p.m. ET slot is becoming slightly closer as MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show continues to make slow but meaningful gains against Hannity. On Tuesday, 98,000 demo viewers and over 600,000 total viewers separated the two primetime shows. In comparison, on Monday night, 157,000 and 797,000 A25-54 and total viewers separated them, respectively.

25-54 Demographic (Live+SD x 1,000)

Total Day: FNC: 226 | CNN: 65 | MSNBC: 69
Prime: FNC: 369 | CNN: 112 | MSNBC: 163

	FNC:	CNN:	MSNBC:
4PM	Cain: 271	Hunt: 91	Wallace: 142
5PM	Five: 421	Tapper: 103	Wallace: 89
6PM	Baier: 358	Tapper: 87	Melber: 60
7PM	Ingraham: 334	Outfront: 92	Prime: 58
8PM	Watters: 433	AC 360: 110	Hayes: 109
9PM	Hannity: 329	Collins: 121	Maddow: 231
10PM	Gutfeld: 345	Phillip: 107	O’Donnell: 149
11PM	Gallagher: 221	Coates Live: 69	Ruhle: 85

Total Viewers (Live+SD x 1,000)

Total Day: FNC: 1.884 | CNN: 409 | MSNBC: 727
Prime: FNC: 3.128 | CNN: 501 | MSNBC: 1.546

	FNC:	CNN:	MSNBC:
4PM	Cain: 2.162	Hunt: 576	Wallace: 1.200
5PM	Five: 3.931	Tapper: 684	Wallace: 1.223
6PM	Baier: 3.070	Tapper: 596	Melber: 1.041
7PM	Ingraham: 3.077	Outfront: 630	Prime: 750
8PM	Watters: 3.668	AC 360: 577	Hayes: 997
9PM	Hannity: 2.745	Collins: 465	Maddow: 2.123
10PM	Gutfeld: 2.971	Phillip: 461	O’Donnell: 1.518
11PM	Gallagher: 1.527	Coates Live: 269	Ruhle: 750