2016 Election Coverage
Live primary night broadcasts. A California voter guide. Live tweeting debates. Covering rallies on Snapchat. Explaining the Electoral College on Facebook. Audio dispatches from caucus sites on Anchor. An original poll asking USC students about their choice for president. All of this is included in Annenberg Media's 2016 election coverage, which displays students' skills in reporting on the election across platforms. Scroll through this page to see highlights of their work.
Survey: USC Students Support Sanders, Kasich
They don't think either one will be president, however.
April 18, 2016
Your California Primary Election Guide
April 28, 2016
Hillary Clinton Visits USC
March 24, 2016.@BernieSanders and @JohnKasich were the leaders from each party, according to the student survey. pic.twitter.com/YYECzKP465
— USC Annenberg Media (@annenbergmedia) April 18, 2016
In a @realDonaldTrump vs. @HillaryClinton general election, students would overwhelmingly support Clinton. pic.twitter.com/Zp5kkHClG1
— USC Annenberg Media (@annenbergmedia) April 18, 2016
If @HillaryClinton is the Democratic nominee, a vast majority of USC's @BernieSanders supports would support Clinton pic.twitter.com/b401n79Lu2
— USC Annenberg Media (@annenbergmedia) April 18, 2016
Native social media storytelling is an important part of Annenberg Media's approach to reporting election news. See our complete social media coverage of this poll — as well as the rest of our 2016 election social storytelling highlights — by clicking here. You can also see some of our native Facebook videos below.