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Understanding media effects is a core challenge for scholars and students of electoral behavior and campaigns. In an era characterized by volatile electorates, 1 a rapidly changing media landscape 2 and increased mediatization, 3 it is of central importance to disentangle the role of the media in these developments. This challenge has obvious relevance for both science and society, and it is one reason that the field of political communication is burgeoning and prominent in journals in both communication science and political science.
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