Washington Post Says It Won’t Endorse Anyone for President

Published On Oct 25, 2024, 12:28 PM

The Washington Post has announced that it will not endorse a presidential candidate for the upcoming election or in any future elections, marking a significant policy change after endorsing presidential candidates since 1976. This decision aligns with a return to the newspaper's original practices before it began making endorsements. The move comes in light of recent controversies involving other major newspapers, particularly following editorial resignations at The Los Angeles Times over similar issues.

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The Washington Post's decision could affect its readership and advertising revenue, as endorsement practices often influence public perception and engagement. Investors in media companies should gauge how this policy shift might alter the company's reader demographics and advertising partnerships.

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