Political Communication / Political Communication

Jennifer L. Lawless, University of Virginia

Mayor Pete is Smart and Elizabeth Warren is Unlikeable: A Text-As-Data Approach to Studying Media Representations of the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary Candidates - Meredith Conroy, California State University-San Bernardino; Erin Catherine Cassese, University of Delaware; Dhrumil Mehta, Harvard University; Al Johri, The Washington Post; Linda Beail, Point Loma Nazarene University; Ciera Hammond, University of Michigan; Dominik Stecula, University of Pennsylvania; Sean Long, University of California-Riverside

Rhetoric of Defeat or Hope? Concession Speeches by U.S. Presidential Women Candidates - Julia A. Spiker, University of Akron Main Campus

What We Talk About When We Talk About Politics: The Gendered Content of Political Conversations - Amanda Friesen, Western University; Mike Gruszczynski, Indiana University-Bloomington; Jianing Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Michael W. Wagner, University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Confrontational Media Coverage for Peace: Indirect Effects of the Gender Ideology Campaign in the 2016 Colombian Plebiscite - Angela Maria Bohorquez Oviedo, University of Delaware

Divorcing the European Union? Examining the Use of Family Metaphors in Public Debate about Brexit - Maarja Luhiste, Newcastle University (UK); Jemima Repo, Newcastle University

Jennifer L. Lawless, University of Virginia

Mary Layton Atkinson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte