Looking for information on the media campaigns during the 2016 elections. Get started with these free resources.
Newspapers
New York Times Election 2016 PageKeep up to date with the New York Times articles on the ad campaigns
Washington Post Politics Page
NPR Elections Page
Annenberg has lists of newspaper endorsements.
Campaign Ads
C-Span Campaign 2016
Video library of 2016 election coverage
Campaign 2016 Republican Presidential Primary Ads
From the Political Communication Lab at Stanford University.
Campaign 2016 Democratic Presidential Primary Ads
From the Political Communication Lab at Stanford University.
Living Room Candidate compare ads from 1952-2016
Political Ad Sleuth
Supported by the Sunlight Foundation. Use this site to get the latest information on political ads purchased at television stations around the country. Provides links to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) documents to view when advertisements are scheduled to appear. Includes crowdsources information.
Key research reports
Pew Research Centre research People and the Press on public opinion and media coverage during the elections has many recent reports. See this example on Internet usage
Presidential gender watch from Center for American Women and Politics.
MIT media lab has visualisations of social media and other things in the campaign
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