| New Hampshire Print |
| Week
1: Wednesday Jan. 19 to Tuesday Jan. 25, 2000
A total of 52 primary-related ads were found. Totals this week were boosted by the special "Primary Primer" tabloid which appeared in the Jan. 25 paper and included twenty-four ads; eight of these were small ads for Mark Greenstein, an obscure Democratic candidate from Culver City, California. If one doesn't include the "Primary Primer," political advertising was much sparser than in the week leading up to the primary. For example on the first day of this period, Jan. 19, there were a total of three political ads; these were all put in by interest groups; there was not a single candidate ad. On Jan. 21, only one primary-related ad was found in the paper. During this entire week seven political ads not related to the primary appeared (code "N"; not included in totals). Candidate: Eight candidates ran a total of twenty-four ads (% of the total): 1 Bush (half-page) 4 Forbes (all full-page) 1 Keyes 1 Da Vid 2 Davis 2 Fornwalt 8 Greenstein (all in "Primary Primer," all small) 5 O'Donnell Group: Seven groups ran a total of sixteen ads (% of the total): AARP/VOTE (4); American Association of Health Plans (1); American Cancer Society (4); American College of Physicians (3); National Parks Conservation Association (2); National Right to Life Education Trust Fund (1); New York Institute for Law & Society (1) Media: Five news organizations ran a total of seven ads (% of the total): C-SPAN (2); Lifetime: Television for Women (2); MTV (1); Union Leader (1); voter.com (1) Individual: Two individuals ran a total of two ads (% of the total): Col. & Mrs. Earl P. Hopper, Sr. (Glendale, AZ)--anti-McCain (1 full-page) Cheryl Miller (Keyport, NJ)--anti-Bradley (1 small) Misc: one ad from Molloy Sound And Video Contractors and one from Saint Anselm College |
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| Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2000 |
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3 Candidate, 0 Group, 0 Media, 1 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A5 | 1/2 | Bush | C | "Government does not pay for anything." Bush tax cut |
| A7 | full | Col. & Mrs. Earl P. Hopper, Sr. (Glendale, AZ) | I | "John Sidney McCain III
Another view of the man who wants to be President."
anti-McCain |
| A8 | full | Forbes | C | "Forbes surges in Iowa" |
| A11 | <1/4 | O'Donnell for President | C | "Graduate Colgate University..." biography |
| Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2000 Primary Primer |
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13 Candidate, 5 Group, 4 Media, 1 Individual, 1 Misc. |
| 3 | Molloy Sound And Video Contractors | X | "Since 1976 No Candidate for President has won the New Hampshire Primary without first renting a microphone from Bob Molloy | |
| 3 | Scott Davis (Edgmont, PA write in) | C | "If politicians want to do something about education..." | |
| 5 | National Parks Conservation Association | G | "Ask the Candidates--Sewage overflows at Yellowstone..." | |
| 6 | Cheryl Miller (Keyport, NJ) | I | "Why would a 53 year old New Jersey resident..." medical marijuana anti-Bradley | |
| 7 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "I don't just teach history. I make it." | |
| 7 | Keyes | C | "Alan Keyes on Second Amendment Rights" | |
| 8 | full | American College of Physicians | G | Woman. "No Health Insurance?" |
| 9 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "Four Score and Seven" | |
| 10 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "July 4th, 1776--Founding Fathers..." | |
| 11 | Lifetime: Television for Women | M | "Who Wants to be Our President?" promo for Jan. 30 program | |
| 12 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "Special Secretary to Africa Jesse Jackson" | |
| 13 | American Cancer Society | G | "It's time to ask the presidential candidates..." | |
| 14 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "We are all Republicans/We are all Federalists.-3rd President Thomas Jefferson" | |
| 15 | American Association of Health Plans | G | Construction worker. "Make me pay more for health insurance and then expect my vote?" | |
| 17 | full | Forbes | C | Letter to Dear Granite State Friends. "Your vote on February 1st could change America forever." |
| 18 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | lists possible Cabinet members | |
| 19 | full | AARP/VOTE | G | "Get AARP's Presidential Voters Guide!" |
| 20 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "I really don't want the job..." | |
| 20 | Scott Davis (Edgmont, PA write-in) | C | "I believe that taxpayer-funded foreign aid..." | |
| 21 | full | C-SPAN | M | "On C-SPAN All Politics All Weekend" |
| 22 | Russell J. Fornwalt (NYC, vice presidential) | C | "Put Dignity and Integrity Back Ito the Office of Vice-President" | |
| 22 | Mark Greenstein for President | C | "104 years ago: Mark Hanna creates..." | |
| 23 | Union Leader | M | www.newhampshire.com | |
| 24 | MTV | M | Choose or Lose 2000 |
| Monday, Jan. 24, 2000 |
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1 Candidate, 1 Media, 3 Group, 0 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A7 | <1/4 | O'Donnell for President | C | "Graduate Colgate University..." biography |
| A9 | full | National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund | G | The Presidential Record on Abortion |
| A11 | 1/2 | American Cancer Society | G | "It's time to ask the presidential candidates..." |
| B7 | full | voter.com | M | Auditorium. "On January 24th, politics and the Internet merge." |
| B10 | full | American College of Physicians | G | Woman. "No Health Insurance?" |
| Sunday, Jan. 23, 2000 |
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4 Candidate, 1 Group, 1 Media, 0 Individual, 1 Misc. |
| 6A | <1/4 | Saint Anselm College | X | Promotes New Hampshire Institute of Politics events |
| 10A | full | Forbes | C | "George W. Bush Governor
of |
| 12A | 1/4 | Lifetime: Television for Women | M | "Who Wants to be Our President?" promo for Jan. 30 program |
| 14A | full | Clear the Air | N | power plant pollution ...non-presidential; directed at Sen. Bob Smith |
| 16A | 1/2 | Bush | C | "Government does not pay for anything" Bush tax cut |
| 9E | full | The Light Party/Da Vid (Mill Valley, Calif.) write-in candidate | C | lays out "synergistic seven-point platform" |
| 13E | <1/4 | O'Donnell for President | C | "The Bible says: You knit me in my mother's womb." |
| 11F | 1/4 | National Parks Conservation Association | G | "Ask the Candidates--Sewage overflows at Yellowstone..." |
| Saturday, Jan. 22, 2000 |
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1 Candidate, 0 Group, 0 Media, 0 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A7 | <1/4 | O'Donnell for President | C | "The Bible says: You knit me in my mother's womb." |
| Friday, Jan. 21, 2000 |
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1 Candidate, 2 Group, 1 Media, 0 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A3 | <1/4 | O'Donnell for President | C | "The Bible says: You knit me in my mother's womb." |
| A4 | 1/4 | AARP/VOTE | G | "Help make sure the bottom line in managed care is the care." |
| A5 | <1/4 | ? | N | "Polluters already..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A10 | full | C-SPAN | M | American Presidents Life Portraits Exhibit opens today |
| A14 | <1/4 | ? | N | "Why are your banker, broker..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A14 | 1/2 | American Cancer Society | G | "It's time to ask the presidential candidates..." |
| Thursday, Jan. 20, 2000 |
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2 Candidate, 2 Group, 0 Media, 0 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A12 | <1/4 | ? | N | "On your way to the emergency room..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A13 | full | American College of Physicians | G | Baby. "No Health Insurance?" |
| A14 | <1/4 | ? | N | "Why are pesticide companies..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A15 | full | Forbes | C | "Taxpayers Unite! You have nothing to lose by the IRS." |
| A16 | 1/4 | AARP/VOTE | G | "What have you done to plan for long-term care?" |
| A17 | <1/4 | Russell J. Fornwalt (NYC, vice presidential) | C | "Put Dignity and Integrity Back Ito the Office of Vice-President" |
| Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2000 |
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0 Candidate, 3 Group, 0 Media, 0 Individual, 0 Misc. |
| A2 | <1/4 | ? | N | "Next time the market crashes,..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A7 | 1/2 | American Cancer Society | G | "It's time to ask the presidential candidates..." |
| A10 | <1/4 | ? | N | "Why your HMO can tell you..." promotes 12-page insert |
| A11 | full | New York Institute For Law & Society | G | "A Letter to Governor George
Bush Don't Gamble With America's Future"
--urges Bush not to select NY Gov. Pataki for VP because of his support for casino gambling |
| A13 | 1/4 | AARP/VOTE | G | "For the people who think Social Security won't be around in thirty years,..." |