Media analysts differ on the impact that
news coverage has on the results of a presidential election, but all agree that the aggregate effect of choices by individual editors and journalists determine, to a large degree, the public’s perception of a candidate.
A) news coverage has on the results of a presidential election, but all agree that the aggregate effect of choices by individual editors and journalists determine, to a large degree, the public’s perception of a candidate
B) news coverage have on the results of a presidential election, but all agree that the aggregate effect of individual choices of editors and journalists determine the public’s perception of a candidate to a large degree
C) news coverage have on the results of a presidential election, but all agree that the individual choices of editors and journalists determine, to a large degree, the public’s perception of a candidate
D) news coverage has on the results of a presidential election, but all agree that the aggregate effect of choices by individual editors and journalists determines, to a large degree, the public’s perception of a candidate
E) news coverage has on the results of a presidential election, though all agree, to a large degree, that the aggregate effects of choices by individual editors and journalists determines the public’s perception of a candidate