El Paso Matters’ Election Coverage Continues to Raise Questions About Accuracy, Context and Consistency
Taken together, the three audits of El Paso Matters identify legitimate questions about how election reporting is framed, how legal developments are explained, and whether candidates receive comparable scrutiny by El Paso Matters. El Paso voters depend on local journalism to help them understand candidates, evaluate competing policy proposals and make informed decisions at the…
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