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A History and Analysis of Democratic Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speeches to 1968
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Application of Social Networks to Fundraising in the Presidential Nomination Process of 2008
… state level, shows that donations made to the presidential nomination process in 2008 distributes across the many states in a way that is highly correlated to the population of the United States. From there, additional sorting methods select the donors that appear on multiple candidates' …
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An investigation into the media's genderisation of Democrat candidates during the selection process for the 2020 presidential nomination.
… during the TV debates for the Democratic Party nomination for the 2020 US presidential election. Media coverage from debates from November 2019 to March 2020 was investigated to identify discourses that perpetuated gender stereotypes, narratives and tropes, which marginalise women and other …
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Analyzing the Effects of Preprimary Broadcast Media on Presidential Nominations from 1980-2016
… the preprimary period has an effect on the Presidential nomination process, and if so in what way? Several OLS regression models, based on Randall Adkins and Andrew Dowdle’s Presidential nomination forecasting models, were created as an attempt to not only find a statistically significant …
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Fractured elites : the politics of economic crisis in Mexico
… grupo whose leader won the internal contest for presidential nomination, hence automatically won the election, would do better, but losing grupos retained important posts. Such assurance of political survival allowed elites to defend the political system's long-run interests, not just their …
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To defeat a maverick: Foreign policy, Barry Goldwater and the 1964 presidential election
… Cold War influences on early post-World War II presidential elections, Barry M. Goldwater's rise to Republican presidential nominee, and the contribution of foreign policy issues to the Arizonan's defeat in the 1964 presidential election. World War II and the Cold War increased the importance of …
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Media Representations and Implications For Collective Memory: A Grounded Theory Analysis of TV News Broadcasts of Hillary Clinton From 1993-2008
… announced her intention to run in the 2008 presidential primary and became the first woman in United States history to be a front-runner for a major political party's presidential nomination, This dissertation examines television news representations of Clinton and the implications of those …
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The Dynamics Of Compression On Presidential Nominations
… parties in the United States choose to nominate presidential candidates is a dynamic process. States operate with a great deal of autonomy as to when and what type of contest to hold, strategic candidates seek to enter the race at an advantageous time, and voters adjust to the electoral …
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Campaigning for authenticity
… resulting structural reforms transformed presidential nomination and election processes. The growth of soft news, human interest, and television talk shows required candidates to become personally available in order to connect with voters intimately.</p><p>This dissertation examines the …
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“Cookie Mom-ster,” “Mom in Chief,” and “Sugar Mommy” : [de-] constructing ideal femininty of Presidential candidate wives
… Hillary Clinton vying for the 2016 Democratic Presidential nomination. I agree with past scholars that presidential spouses, as part of the presidential institution, have ushered in a level of public power not previously possible for women (Anderson, Campbell, Jamieson, Sheeler, et al). …
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It’s nothing personal? - A linguistic account of the personalization of American political communication
… thesis is comprised of Democratic and Republican presidential nomination acceptance speeches between 1932 and 2020. The results showed that political personalization can indeed be detected via pronominal reference. First-person singular references showed an increasing tendency, indicating an …