Journalism & Media
| Percent of Stories | |
|---|---|
| Straight News | 38% |
| Tactics and Strategy | 22% |
| Political System | 12% |
| Horse Race | 9% |
| Temperament | 5% |
| Leadership Style | 4% |
| Policy | 4% |
| Candidate Health | 3% |
In the first months of the 2000 presidential campaign straight news stories were the most common type of election story citizens found in the news media.
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