标题: http://www.eandppub.com/ It could not quite top the Chicago Tribune for drama, but it was a bombshell anyway tonight when the Denver Post -- under MediaNews' GOP-leaning Dean Singleton -- came out for Obama. It had backed Bush in 2004 (though Gore in 2000). It's as if a dam broke yesterday with the Washington Post endorsement and now many of the major papers have come out with their backings for Obama, early on the Web well before landing in print. And Colorado, of course, is a key swing state. UPDATE: Now the Chicago Sun-Times and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Kerry backers in 2004)--and The Salt Lake Tribune, which backed Bush, have also endorsed Obama. He now leads McCain 56-16 in newspaper backing. The Salt Lake paper said McCain lost them when he picked the utterly unqualified Palin (they wanted him to name the Mormon, Romney). Thanks to Campbell Brown on CNN for the shout-out for our exclusive tabulations. UPDATED DAILY ENDORSEMENT TALLY: Obama Widens Lead http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_ content_id=1003875230 By Dexter Hill and Greg Mitchell Published: October 17, 2008 11:50 AM ET updated 3:00 PM, 10 PM NEW YORK The Obama-Biden ticket maintains its strong lead in the race for newspaper endorsements, picking up 17 more papers in the past day, including the giant Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune on Friday afternoon (see separate story), and the Denver Post, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Salt Lake Tribune, Kansas City Star, Southwest News-Herald (Ill.) and Chicago Sun-Times tonight. This brings his lead over McCain-Palin by this measure to well over 3-1, at 58-16, including most of the major papers that have decided so far. In contrast, John Kerry barely edged George W. Bush in endorsements in 2004, by about 220 to 205. The readership of the 53 newspapers backing Obama now stands at well over 7 million. He gained two biggies yesterday in The Washington Post and San Francisco Chronicle, and today picked up the Modesto Bee in addition to the larger papers. The Columbian in Washington was an unexpected win for Obama, since the newspaper endorsed President Bush in the 2004 election. The Salt Lake Tribune also backed Bush. Obama has now picked up at least 10 "flip-flops" of this type, McCain none. The Kansas City Star declared: "Despite his age and previous health problems, McCain chose a vice presidential candidate who is so clearly unqualified for high office that the thought of her stepping into the presidency is frightening. That irresponsible decision casts serious doubt on McCain’s judgment at this point in his political career. And over the past eight years, Americans have come to know, all too well, the high price of carelessness and ineptitude in the White House." The Mountain Valley News in Colorado added to McCain’s endorsement list, bringing his total to 16 newspapers. The daily circulation of his newspapers now stands at 1,502,163. Please send any endorsements you see or make to: [email protected]. For frequent updates on the media and the campaign go to: The E&P Pub Here is the latest chart. As always, we include in brackets who the paper went with in 2004 with B=Bush and K=Kerry. * JOHN McCAIN 16 newspapers total 1,502,163 daily circulation CALIFORNIA Napa Valley Register: 16,283 The San Francisco Examiner (B): 80,000 COLORADO Mountain Valley News (Cedaredge): 2,000 The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction) (B): 31,349 The Pueblo Chieftain (B): 49,169 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The Washington DC Examiner (N/A): 100,073 MARYLAND The Baltimore Examiner (N/A): 50,000 MASSACHUSETTS Boston Herald (B): 182,350 The (Lowell) Sun (B): 44,439 NEW HAMPSHIRE Foster’s Daily Democrat (B): 22,547 Union Leader (Manchester) (B): 51,782 NEW YORK New York Post (B): 702,488 OHIO The (Findlay) Courier (B): 22,319 TEXAS Amarillo Globe-News (B): 44,764 WASHINGTON (Spokane) Spokesman-Review (B): 89,779 WEST VIRGINIA Wheeling News-Register (B): 12,821 BARACK OBAMA 57 newspapers total over 7 million circulation (we are still counting) ARKANSAS Arkansas Times (K): 34,000 CALIFORNIA The Argus (Fremont) (K): 26,749 Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek) (K): 183,086 Daily Review (Hayward) (K): 30,704 The Fresno Bee (K): 150,334 La Opinion (Los Angeles) (K): 114,892 Los Angeles Times (N/A): 773,884 The Modesto Bee (K): 78,001 The Monterey County Herald (K): 28,933 Oakland Tribune (K): 96,535 The (Stockton) Record (B): 57,486 The Sacramento Bee (K): 288,755 San Bernardino Sun (B): 54,315 San Francisco Chronicle (K): 370,345 San Jose Mercury News (K): 234,772 San Mateo County Times (K): 25,982 Santa Cruz Sentinel (K): 23,290 Tri-Valley Herald (B): 29,759 COLORADO Cortez Journal (K): 6,700 The Denver Post (B) The Durango Herald (K): 8,870 Gunnison Country Times (N/A): 4,000 Ouray County Plaindealer (K): 3,000 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The Washington Post (K): 673,180 GEORGIA Atlanta Journal-Constitution (K) HAWAII Honolulu Star-Bulletin (K): 64,305 ILLINOIS Chicago Tribune (B): 541,663 Chicago Sun-Times (K): Southwest News-Herald (K) IOWA The Storm Lake Times (K): 3,200 KANSAS Kansas City Star MASSACHUSETTS The Boston Globe (K): 350,605 The Standard-Times (New Bedford) (K): 30,306 MICHIGANjavascript:iw_wizard_doFinish() The Muskegon Chronicle (K): 41,114 MISSOURI St. Louis Post-Dispatch (K): 255,057 NEW MEXICO Santa Fe New Mexican (K): 25,249 NEW YORK el Dario La Prensa (): 53,856 NORTH CAROLINA Asheville Citizen-Times (K): 50,160 OHIO The (Toledo) Blade (K): 119,901 Dayton Daily News (K): 116,690 The (Canton) Repository (B): 65,789 Springfield News-Sun (K): 24,684 OREGON Mail Tribune (Medford) (K): 30,349 PENNSYLVANIA The Express-Times (Easton) (B): 44,561 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (K): 214,374 TENNESSEE Chattanooga Times (K): 71,716 The Commercial Appeal (Memphis) (K): 146,961 The (Nashville) Tennessean (K): 161,131 TEXAS The Lufkin Daily News (K): 12,225 UTAH The Salt Lake Tribune (B): VIRGINIA Falls Church News-Press (K): 30,500 WASHINGTON The Columbian (B): 44,623 Seattle Post-Intelligencer (K): 129,563 The Seattle Times (K): 220,883 WEST VIRGINIA The Charleston Gazette (K): 48,061 WISCONSIN The Capital Times (Madison) (K): 16,335 Wisconsin State Journal (Madison) (B): 87,930 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dexter Hill and Greg Mitchell ([email protected]) 新闻来源: (需有正确连结) -- --

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