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Craig and Flanagan Dispute Campaign Funding in Minnesota Senate Primary

Angie Craig and Flanagan are competing for Minnesota’s Democratic Senate nomination and disputing corporate money and electability. Coverage largely centers on whether moderate or progressive approaches can win.

Lead article · Associated Press · CENTERThe next big races between moderates and progressives are in pivotal Midwestern states
Image · WRAL.com
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1615 RATED
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229 COPIES
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15HOURS
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The sides

How each side told it

OUTLETS BY LEAN15 RATED · 1 UNRATED
WHO’S NAMED
People · 2 PEOPLE

Who’s in it, and how each side portrayed them

Craig and Flanagan were named together by 14 of 16 outlets. Counted by outlet.

FAVORABLEMIXEDNEUTRALCRITICAL
D · MN-2 · AGRICULTURE RANKING MEMBER

Argues that broad support and campaign resources are needed to win the Senate seat, while defending her campaign’s approach to corporate funding.

NAMED BY 15 OF 16
LEFT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSLeft-leaning outlets: not named.
CENTER
● MOSTLY NEUTRAL13 OF 13 OUTLETSCenter outlets: mostly neutral, 13 of 13 outlets.
RIGHT
●11 OUTLETRight-leaning outlets: 1 outlet, 1 neutral.

Challenges Craig for the Democratic nomination and argues that corporate interests are influencing the race.

NAMED BY 15 OF 16
LEFT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSLeft-leaning outlets: not named.
CENTER
● MOSTLY NEUTRAL12 OF 13 OUTLETSCenter outlets: mostly neutral, 12 of 13 outlets.
RIGHT
●11 OUTLETRight-leaning outlets: 1 outlet, 1 neutral.
Timeline · 15 HOURS

When each side picked it up

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LEFTCENTERRIGHTLEFT: NO COVERAGE YET

When each side picked it up. center: 16 articles, first mon 7:33 am. right-leaning: 5 articles, first mon 11:55 am. unrated: 1 article, first mon 7:55 am.

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