As networks prepared to cover the unexpected outcomes of the election, they relied heavily on polling data and mathematical analysis to shape their narratives.
The mood on election night was palpably different; while Trump’s 2016 victory felt like a shocking disruptor, 2020 unfolded with a sense of anticipated drama.
Different from past elections, broadcasters this time not only reported but actively fact-checked Trump’s claims, reflecting a growing media responsibility oh his assertions.
Election coverage revolved around the battleground states, where experts dissected layers of polling data, demographic shifts, and economic indicators to provide viewers with context.
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