Talk:Newspaper endorsements in the 2004 United States presidential election

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I'm updating this page with the info here:[1] Kevin Baas | talk 20:59, 2004 Oct 28 (UTC) Actually, I don't have time. Can someone else update it? Kevin Baas | talk 21:02, 2004 Oct 28 (UTC)

the table[edit]

Endorsments
	2004	2000
		Bush	Gore	Neutral, Unknown
Bush	189	93	8	88
Kerry	208	43	94	71

Do the "2000" values only mention the newspapers which had switched party endorsements? The table is quite perplexing. ✈ James C. 19:29, 2004 Nov 6 (UTC)

revised table[edit]

2004 vs. 2000 Party Endorsements
	Same	Changed	2004 Totals
Bush (R)	93	96	189
Kerry (D)	94	114	208

Yes, I removed and condensed a bunch of stuff. I felt the table's clearest purpose was showing which newspapers "changed sides," and tried to emphasize that. But I'm still not sure if the table is easy to interpret, or if I've trimmed too much. What do you all think? ✈ James C. 06:27, 2004 Nov 7 (UTC)