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The Media

Freewrite Why is the media important to the electoral process? What information should the media provide to voters about elections, campaigns, and candidates? Do you think the media provides that information now? Why or why not?

Why are the media important to elections? Information important for holding officeholders accountable Help translate citizen preferences into policy by helping determine issue agenda Help candidates communicate with voters

What are the principles that guide reporters and publishers in their coverage of elections? How well do these principles co-exist with the role we want the media to play in elections?

Media incentives Publishers/editors: make a profit Reporters: write a story by deadline Reporters: maintain sources

What does the media cover? Not politics Sexy politics High profile campaigns “The Horserace” “Inside baseball”

How does media coverage affect campaigns?

How do the media affect campaigns? Create name recognition Create a dominant storyline about a candidate Set expectations Create bandwagon effects “Prime” the electorate with issues Evaluate candidate strategies Report the outcome

How do campaigns try to affect the media?

Free vs. paid media Free media: news organizations act as intermediaries and communicate the candidate’s message in their own frame Paid media: candidates pay to communicate their message