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Stephen Cushion

Cardiff
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Professor of Journalism & Political Communication at Cardiff Uni & night time 🚕 for my kids
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A new voting system meant the Welsh election couldn’t have been further from a two‑horse race ‑ so why was it portrayed as one? Original

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By Stephen Cushion, Keighley Perkins
| The Conversation Verified
Even before votes were counted in this year’s Senedd (Welsh parliament) election, speculation among commentators was rife that one campaign narrative had firmly taken hold – that the contest had become a two-horse race between Plaid Cymru and Reform UK. Both parties promoted that framing during the campaign, urging voters to see the election as a straight choice between them.
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Welsh broadcasters target voters with digital election coverage

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By Keighley Perkins, Stephen Cushion
| The Conversation Verified
Voters in Wales will soon go to the polls to elect members of an expanded Senedd (Welsh parliament) under a new proportional voting system. As the campaign has developed, public service broadcasters have sought not only to report events but to educate, inform and engage audiences with an unfamiliar electoral process. Our analysis suggests they are increasingly doing so through digital platforms.
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Limited scrutiny of party claims in early Welsh election coverage – new analysis

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By Stephen Cushion
| MSN UK Verified
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