CBS’ “Face the Nation” comes out on top this week, but only Univision’s “Al Punto” showed year-over-year growth in both ratings measurements: +14% in Total Viewers and +18% in the A25-54 demographic.

CBS was flat in Total Viewers and down -12% in the A25-54 demographic. NBC’s “Meet the Press” was down -3% and -14%, respectively.

ABC’s “This Week” was up +6% in Total Viewers but down -18% in the demo, while “Fox News Sunday” was up +10% and down -18%.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 2,066,000 Total Viewers and 404,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,167,000 Total Viewers and 435,000 viewers in the demo.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 56% of the country.

The numbers for February 17:

Another win for CBS’ “Face the Nation” on February 10. NBC’s “Meet the Press” was second, ABC’s “This Week” was third, “Fox News Sunday” was fourth and Univision’s “Al Punto” was fifth.

But Univision has the only public affairs show to grow in both ratings measurements compared to the same same week last year, up +20% in Total Viewers and +26% in the A25-54 demographic. CBS is up +12% in Total Viewers but down -9% in the demo, and NBC, ABC and Fox are down in both ratings measurements.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 2,100,000 Total Viewers and 431,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 861,000 Total Viewers and 396,000 viewers in the demo.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 56% of the country.

The numbers for February 10:

“Face the Nation,” which was only a half-hour this week due to CBS’ coverage of the Super Bowl, took the top spot on February 3, besting NBC’s “Meet the Press” by +840,000 Total Viewers and +494,000 A25-54 viewers.

ABC’s “This Week” was third, “Fox News Sunday” was fourth and Univision’s “Al Punto” was fifth.

Compared to the same week last year, CBS, ABC, Fox and Univision were all up in both ratings measurements, with Fox up the most: +50% in Total Viewers and +49% in the A25-54 demographic. NBC’s “Meet the Press” was down -10% and -18%, respectively.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 1,885,000 Total Viewers and 376,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 917,000 Total Viewers and 480,000 viewers in the demo.

The numbers for February 3:

NBC’s “Meet the Press” was on top January 27 in both Total Viewers and the A25-54 demographic. In a departure from the usual order, ABC’s “This Week” came in second among younger viewers, beating CBS’ “Face the Nation” by +56,000 in the demo.

Compared to the same week last year, “Meet the Press” is the only show to be up in both ratings measurements: +1% in Total Viewers and +11% in the A25-54 demographic. “This Week” (+5%/-12%) and “Fox News Sunday” (+1%/-17%) are up in Total Viewers but down in the demographic, while “Face the Nation” (-7%/-29%) and Univision’s “Al Punto” (-9%/-7%) are down across the board.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 2,079,000 Total Viewers and 426,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,085,000 Total Viewers and 447,000 viewers in the demo.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 56% of the country.

The numbers for January 27:

A split decision on Inauguration weekend: CBS’ “Face the Nation” won in Total Viewers and NBC’s “Meet the Press” takes the top spot among younger viewers.

Despite the weekend’s political events, “Al Punto” is the only show to show year-over-year growth: the Univision show is flat in Total Viewers and up +19% in the A25-54 demographic.

Compared to the same week last year, “Face the Nation” is down -8%/-13%, “Meet the Press” is down -19%/-17%, “This Week” is down -10%/-12% and “Fox News Sunday” is down -23% in both ratings measurements.

Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,376,000 Total Viewers and 512,000 viewers in the demo. “Fox News Sunday” was not rebroadcast on cable due to Inauguration coverage.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 56% of the country.

The numbers for January 20:

NBC’s “Meet the Press” won on January 13, besting CBS’ “Face the Nation” by +440,000 Total Viewers and +142,000 A25-54 viewers.

ABC’s “This Week” was third. “Fox News Sunday” and Univision’s “Al Punto” traded off for fourth and fifth.

Compared to the same week last year, “Meet the Press” and “Al Punto” are both up across the board: NBC is up +5 in Total Viewers and +9% in the demo, and Univision is up +12 and +20%, respectively. Fox is up +14% in Total Viewers and flat among younger viewers. “Face the Nation” (-20%/-8%) and “This Week” (-8%/-18%) are both down across the board.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 1,494,000 Total Viewers and 270,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,060,000 Total Viewers and 523,000 viewers in the demo.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 56% of the country.

The numbers for January 13:

It was a narrow win for “Meet the Press” for the first show of 2013. NBC beat CBS’ “Face the Nation” by +8,000 Total Viewers and +63,000 A25-54 viewers.

Compared to the same week last year, CBS and Fox were up in both ratings measurements. ABC and Univision were up in Total Viewers, but down in the demo, and NBC was down across the board.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday,” which was hosted this week by John Roberts, averaged a combined 1,572,000 Total Viewers and 336,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,248,000 Total Viewers and 566,000 viewers in the demo.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 45% of the country.

The numbers for January 6:

David Gregory‘s exclusive interview with President Obama propelled “Meet the Press” to the top on December 30. With 4.2 million viewers, the show had its best Total Viewer delivery in more than three years (since March 22, 2009).

CBS’ “Face the Nation” was second, followed by ABC’s “This Week” in third. “Fox News Sunday” and Univision’s “Al Punto” traded off for fourth and fifth.

Compared to the same week last year, CBS, ABC, NBC, and Univision are up across the board. “Meet the Press” is up the most: +35% in Total Viewers and +33% in the A25-54 demographic. “Fox News Sunday” is up in Total Viewers but down in the A25-54 demographic.

Cable rebroadcasts of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 952,000 Total Viewers and 125,000 A25-54 viewers. Replays of “Meet the Press” delivered an additional 2,887,000 Total Viewers and 1,039,000 A25-54 viewers.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 45% of the country.

The numbers for December 30:

It was a split decision on December 16: CBS’ “Face the Nation” won in Total Viewers, but NBC’s “Meet the Press” had a very slight edge among A25-54 viewers.

The school shooting in Newtown was the main topic of conversation on the public affairs shows. Except for Univision’s “Al Punto,” the shows were up for the week.

All the shows are up compared to the same week last year, with ABC’s “This Week” showing the most growth: +22% in Total Viewers and +42% in the demographic.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 1,125,000 Total Viewers and 263,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 2,388,000 Total Viewers and 1,048,000 A25-54 viewers.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 45% of the country.

The numbers for December 16:

CBS’ “Face the Nation” was on top again December 9, besting NBC’s “Meet the Press” by +240,000 Total Viewers and +61,000 A25-54 viewers.

ABC’s “This Week” was third, “Fox News Sunday” was fourth and Univision’s “Al Punto” was fifth.

Compared to the same week last year, CBS, ABC, Fox and Univision are all up across the board. Univision is up the most (+14%) in Total Viewers and Fox is up the most (+27%) in the A25-54 demographic. NBC’s “Meet the Press” is down in both ratings measurements, -8% in Total Viewers and -16% in A25-54 viewers.

Cable replays of “Fox News Sunday” averaged a combined 1,581,000 Total Viewers and 229,000 A25-54 viewers. Rebroadcasts of “Meet the Press” delivered 1,251,000 Total Viewers and 546,000 A25-54 viewers.

“Face the Nation” is based on the first half-hour only, as the full contiguous hour aired in just 45% of the country.

The numbers for December 9: