The Prestige Press Meets the Third-Party Challenge

Guido H. Stempel

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Despite the presence of a third-party candidate, 15 newspapers gave less total space to the '68 campaign than to those in '64 and '60. Evidence suggests that equal space per candidate is still the norm.

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