The study of campaign advertising constitutes a large and growing literature within the social sciences. Pundits and academics alike recognize campaign television advertising as a key component of modern presidential campaigns in the United States. Scholarly debates rage over the implications of campaign advertising for voter learning, voter turnout, and vote
Congressional candidates spend the majority of their campaign funds on television advertising to rea...
textThe present study explores political advertising, the news media, and the public--the three pri...
In this study, we examine the impact of sponsorship cues in issue versus candi-date advertising on p...
This paper examines the effects of campaign advertisements on American public opinion in the 2004 Pr...
A Response to Krasno and Green There has been much talk about a possible decline in televised politi...
The 2008 presidential election was historic in many respects. The campaign included the first Africa...
In the United States electoral advertising on television has always been the most important campaign...
Do presidential campaign advertisements mobilize, inform, or persuade citizens? To answer this quest...
This study aims to shed light on the relationship between the commercial advertising model AIDA (Awa...
This article examines television advertising used during the 2004 presidential campaign. Based on in...
Most research on political advertising focuses on television spots aired in the race for the preside...
Political Sciencehttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/85238/1/joywilke.pd
Theories of campaign issue emphasis were developed in a pre-digital era. How well do these theories ...
This article traces the development of online political advertising across four presidential electio...
As television ads have become the primary tool of communication in American campaigns, research on c...
Congressional candidates spend the majority of their campaign funds on television advertising to rea...
textThe present study explores political advertising, the news media, and the public--the three pri...
In this study, we examine the impact of sponsorship cues in issue versus candi-date advertising on p...
This paper examines the effects of campaign advertisements on American public opinion in the 2004 Pr...
A Response to Krasno and Green There has been much talk about a possible decline in televised politi...
The 2008 presidential election was historic in many respects. The campaign included the first Africa...
In the United States electoral advertising on television has always been the most important campaign...
Do presidential campaign advertisements mobilize, inform, or persuade citizens? To answer this quest...
This study aims to shed light on the relationship between the commercial advertising model AIDA (Awa...
This article examines television advertising used during the 2004 presidential campaign. Based on in...
Most research on political advertising focuses on television spots aired in the race for the preside...
Political Sciencehttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/85238/1/joywilke.pd
Theories of campaign issue emphasis were developed in a pre-digital era. How well do these theories ...
This article traces the development of online political advertising across four presidential electio...
As television ads have become the primary tool of communication in American campaigns, research on c...
Congressional candidates spend the majority of their campaign funds on television advertising to rea...
textThe present study explores political advertising, the news media, and the public--the three pri...
In this study, we examine the impact of sponsorship cues in issue versus candi-date advertising on p...