Media in the Maritimes: Do Female Candidates Face a Bias?

Joanna Everitt

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This paper studies election coverage received by candidates in Canada's Maritime provinces. It examines six regional newspapers and concludes that there are few gender biases in terms of quantity of coverage. However, women receive more coverage of their background characteristics than men. They also receive more issue coverage.

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