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televised coverage of the convention the democratic national convention in Chicago was televised and marked by protests which influenced public opinion and voter sentiment Nixon's campaign used television to portray a sense of law and order
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Ford faced challenges due to a controversial pardon of Nixon, tv shaped perception and was used to connect with voters
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Ronald Reagan's reelection campaign used the "good morning America" ad campaign which made his image positive this showed the effectiveness of advertisement
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although television was still prominent the election was a influence on the internet and cable news covered by both
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characterized by intense media coverage, John Kerry's military service was targeted by the media