The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 1977-1984. [PDF]  

J. GREGORY PAYNE

Introduction
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 1985-1998. [PDF] [References]  

DIANNE G. BYSTROM, TERRY A. ROBERTSON, and MARY CHRISTINE BANWART

Framing the Fight: An Analysis of Media Coverage of Female and Male Candidates in Primary Races for Governor and U.S. Senate in 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 1999-2013. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

GRANT C. COS and BRIAN J. SNEE

"New York, New York": Being and Creating Identity in the 2000 New York State Senate Race
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2014-2029. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

SONIA "TITA" PUOPOLO

The Web and U.S. Senatorial Campaigns 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2030-2047. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JOHN C. TEDESCO

Issue and Strategy Agenda-Setting in the 2000 Presidential Primaries
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2048-2067. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

KENNETH E. ANDERSEN

Value/Ethical Issues in the 2000 Election
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2068-2081. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

GLENN J. HANSEN and WILLIAM L. BENOIT

The Role of Significant Policy Issues in the 2000 Presidential Primaries
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2082-2100. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JUDITH S. TRENT, CADY SHORT-THOMPSON, PAUL A. MONGEAU, ANDREW K. NUSZ, and JIMMIE D. TRENT

Image, Media Bias, and Voter Characteristics: The Ideal Candidate from 1988-2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2101-2124. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MONTAGUE KERN

Disadvantage Al Gore in Election 2000: Coverage of Issue and Candidate attributes, including the Candidate as Campaigner, on Newspaper and Television News Web Sites
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2125-2139. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JANIS L. EDWARDS

Running in the Shadows in Campaign 2000: Candidate Metaphors in Editorial Cartoons
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2140-2151. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

SHARON E. JARVIS

Campaigning Alone: Partisan Versus Personal Language in the Presidential Nominating Convention Acceptance Addresses, 1948-2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2152-2171. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

EVERETT M. ROGERS, SCOTT C. RATZAN, and J. GREGORY PAYNE

Health Literacy: A Nonissue in the 2000 Presidential Election
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2172-2195. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

DIANA B. CARLIN, ERIC MORRIS, and SHAWNA SMITH

The Influence of Format and Questions on Candidates' Strategic Argument Choices in the 2000 Presidential Debates
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2196-2218. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

KENNETH J. LEVINE

Election 2000, the Presidential Debates, and Nader: Would Participation have made a Difference?
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2219-2231. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MITCHELL S. McKINNEY, LYNDA LEE KAID, and TERRY A. ROBERTSON

The Front-Runner, Contenders, and Also-Rans: Effects of Watching a 2000 Republican Primary Debate
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2232-2251. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ALAN L. GOLDEN

Disputed Ballots, Partisan Conflict, and Constitutional Uncertainty: The Election of 2000 in Historical Context
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2252-2268. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JAMES L. GOLDEN

The Clinton Factor in the Presidential Contest of 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2269-2287. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

CRISTINA ALSINA, PHILIP JOHN DAVIES, and BRUCE E. GRONBECK

Preference Poll Stories in the Last 2 Weeks of Campaign 2000: Uses of the Massed Opinions of Numbered Citizens
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2288-2305. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

CLAIRE WARDLE, KATE KENSKI, DAN ORR, and KATHLEEN HALL JAMIESON

The Voter News Service and the 2000 Election Night Calls
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2306-2313. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

KURT RITTER and BUDDY HOWELL

Ending the 2000 Presidential Election: Gore's Concession Speech and Bush's Victory Speech
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2314-2330. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

TIM BARNEY

Celebrity, Spectacle, and the Conspiracy Culture of Election 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2331-2337. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

L. PATRICK DEVLIN

Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commercials of 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2338-2369. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

LYNDA LEE KAID

TechnoDistortions and Effects of the 2000 Political Advertising
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2370-2378. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MICHAEL PFAU, DAVID PARK, R. LANCE HOLBERT, and JAEHO CHO

The Effects of Party- and PAC-Sponsored Issue Advertising and the Potential of Inoculation to Combat its Impact on the Democratic Process
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2379-2397. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MATTHEW MATSAGANIS and CRAIG WEINGARTEN

The 2000 U.S. Presidential Debate Versus the 2000 Greek Prime Minister Debate: A Comparative Analysis
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2398-2409. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ALEXANDRA L. GROSS, TERESA GALLO, J. GREGORY PAYNE, TING-I TSAI, YI CHEN WANG, CHIA CHI CHANG, and WEN HSIEN HSIEH

Issues, Images, and Strategies in 2000 International Elections: Spain, Taiwan, and the Russian Federation
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2410-2434. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

SHAWN M. DONNELLEY

The Candidates' View of the Power of the Incumbency in Campaign 2000
American Behavioral Scientist 2001 44: 2435-2439. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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