With the presidential election only days away, voters who still find themselves undecided may be turning to endorsements for guidance.
Thankfully, we have been treated to some of the most politically savvy celebrities’ opinions, such as the presidential picks of Honey Boo Boo (Obama) and Jenna Jameson (Romney).
However, as we saw when Spectator published its endorsement of President Obama on Oct. 16, newspapers are one of the main providers of political endorsements. The question is, though, do these news organization endorsements actually affect voters?
