@ArmandDoma @tobyhardtospell @AaronGuhreen A few different studies come to mind: 1) on relationship between ideology and ethnic group endorsements: https://t.co/SHHzICODmw 2) on co-ethnic endorsements and local news media: https://t.co/uqXMH3mRA9
"... ideology influences voters’ choices, but that ethnic group endorsements weaken spatial voting." https://t.co/6kjKSWBoYj
Losing relative media coverage likely means more mass inferring positions based on party stereotypes and stereotypes of the candidate. Old White guy top of the ticket suggests a more moderate issue bundle compared to Clinton and Obama. e.g. https://t.co/O
@Alichat66 @Lynne_Marlow @WingPiglet @BernadetteC23 Good luck with that report. It's an undeniable reality that voters tend to vote for candidates who share or are endorsed by ethnic group endorsements. Stating this doesn't spread a racial stereotype or de