Mass Media Coverage of Presidential Election

Media coverage of the US presidential election includes two important elements: news coverage and paid advertisement. They make media an important and influential factor in the election process. Media depends on news and income activities. Candidates then rely on the media to contact the most likely voters. The media has "a very strong and reasonable role" (Fullerton - 1) to participate in the presidential election, and in fact can decide the agenda of the campaign.

The media expects them to collect the news and income elections. Candidates rely mainly on the media to reach the most likely voters ("mass media coverage of presidential elections"). During the election, the media played a very powerful and reasonable role. Rather than focusing on big political issues, it has been condemned by focusing on candidates' unnecessary personal lives and other criticisms against the media, but still public responsibility as a government supervisor I will fulfill.

Returning to the general election in 2016, one month before the president's debate began, I found that the report was consistently consistent. Scandal, support, and unresolved debate gathered the attention of social media that has never been before. In the weeks leading up to the third presidential debate, over 30% of all content published by top media cited Clinton or Trump's name. In this survey we have not investigated how active or negative the mainstream media reports on cards and Clinton are, one aspect. This is a particularly difficult task in using NLP automation, such as "Donald Trump tries violence" and "Hillary Clinton supports corporate greed". And, of course, I do not manually review and classify the emotions of millions of sentences. Lexalytics offers industry-leading commercial grade text sentiment analysis software.

The media coverage of the 2016 general election provided a shocking example of how dangerous a troubling woman is when giving a microphone and a number of broadcasting stations. As many selective autopsy institutions have shown, Hilary Clinton's report focuses mainly on her "scandal", whereas Donald Trump's report focuses on his "core problem" . People who told us about the 2016 campaign - they formed a story about one of the most important presidential elections in modern history - the same man who abused female colleagues. These people communicate to voters what they should care about (private e-mail server) and ignore them (cards consider women as second-class citizen's history)