How Gender and Ethnicity Affected Primary Coverage

@article{Powers1996HowGA,
  title={How Gender and Ethnicity Affected Primary Coverage},
  author={A. Powers and Shirley A. Serini and Susan Johnson},
  journal={Newspaper Research Journal},
  year={1996},
  volume={17},
  pages={105 - 112}
}
  • A. Powers, Shirley A. Serini, Susan Johnson
  • Published 1996
  • Political Science
  • Newspaper Research Journal
    • Media coverage of a white, male candidate was the most issue-oriented, but coverage of a female candidate was the most favorable in the 1994 Illinois Democratic gubernatorial primary election. 
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