Types+of+Sources

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 * Debate transcripts

Required for final draft** 12 sources, organized by type (below)

Types of Sources Required 1 Govt 4 Campaign Sources 5 Traditional Media 2 Other (thoughtful and appropriate)

12 Total (minimum; use as many as you need to adequately answer the research questions)

Government The Government (any dot.gov site: state, national, etc.) Traditional Media (television, newspaper, magazine: Associated Press, NY Times, Wall Street Journal, CNN, Fox, etc.) Educational Institutions and their research centers (Annenberg, U Penn., Quinnipiac University) Campaigns The Candidate's campaigns (websites, speeches, debate transcripts) Interest group or Interest group media (AARP, NRA) Internet media (The Huffington Post, Politico) User generated internet sites (Wikipedia, AssociatedContent) Bloggers Think Tanks (e.g. Heritage, Brookings, American Progress, AEI) Research Institutions (e.g. Pew)