Obama Wins More Newspaper Endorsements Than Romney
Source: National Journal
On the eve of the election, President Obama has won the race for major newspaper endorsements, though by a narrower margin than he did in 2008. Of the 100 biggest newspapers in the country, 41 have endorsed Obama and 35 have endorsed Mitt Romney, according to data compiled by the American Presidency Project at University of California (Santa Barbara).
In 2008, 65 of the top 100 newspapers endorsed Obama and 25 endorsed Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona.
This year, the combined circulation of the 41 papers endorsing Obama is 10,015,000, compared with 16,100,000 for the papers endorsing him in 2008. The combined circulation of the papers endorsing Romney is 6,476,000, compared with a total circulation of 5,194,000 for the papers endorsing McCain in 2008.
Read more: http://www.nationaljournal.com/politics/obama-wins-more-newspaper-endorsements-than-romney-but-fewer-than-in-2008-20121105
cprise
(8,445 posts)no more perceptive than anyone else.
If there ever was proof they're no good anymore, this is it!
Rhiannon12866
(205,509 posts)nolabels
(13,133 posts)And the area has been kind of a (R) stronghold like since forever. It looks the that might change some or a lot this election though and then that paper will have a lot of egg on its face too