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the state buying adsto influencemedia coverage of politics
A Foreign Government ’s Effortsto Influencean Election through the Media
Tryingto influenceelections through news coverage
serious concern about the " use of money power " and a " variety of machinations which are tantamount to unfair and unethical practicesto influencemedia coverage during the recent elections
taken by authoritiesto influencemedia coverage of the election
what turned out to be inaccurate polling data , a trend mirrored in the UK ’s 2015 general election and the EU referendum(passive) was often led byMedia coverage of the US election
how Russian actors used the platformto influencemedia coverage of the 2016 election
initiativesdesignedto reorient media coverage of political elections
their voter turnoutinfluencedtheir voter turnout
us to believe elections is the former with a relentless focus on polls ... but in a functioning democracy , should n’t we care more about the issues rather than the race itselfmight leadus to believe elections is the former with a relentless focus on polls ... but in a functioning democracy , should n’t we care more about the issues rather than the race itself
us to believe it is the former with a relentless focus on polls ... but in a functioning democracy , should n’t we care more about the issues rather than the race itselfmight leadus to believe it is the former with a relentless focus on polls ... but in a functioning democracy , should n’t we care more about the issues rather than the race itself
whether electorate(passive) is influenced bywhether electorate
how people votecan strongly influencehow people vote
the impression that they were direct elections of regional “ presidentscreatedthe impression that they were direct elections of regional “ presidents
the outcomeinfluencedthe outcome
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how people perceived candidatesinfluencedhow people perceived candidates
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