January 1992
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Political Science Quarterly
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... For one, campaigns and elections are fundamentally about winning, and the reporting of them tends to adopt strategy framing (Cappella & Jamieson, 1996). Strategic news coverage focuses on winning vs. losing, polls, disagreement among candidates, political parties or voters, and campaigning tactics for a candidate to take lead involving, for example, their performance and style (de Vreese & Elenbaas, 2008;Jamieson, 1993). When voters are exposed to strategically framed news at the expense of reporting on issues of importance, they may assume that politicians and parties only care about winning the campaign. ...
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January 1992
Political Science Quarterly