Several prominent newspapers have declined to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 presidential election despite supporting Joe Biden against President Donald J. Trump in the previous election. While the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post have received the most attention, both newspapers have been joined by numerous others in recent days, including USA Today.
The Los Angeles Times refrained from backing Harris after owner Patrick Soon-Shiong blocked a planned endorsement. The editorial board had been preparing a statement in support of Harris, with the decision not to by ownership prompting resignations.
The Washington Post has decided to discontinue endorsements for presidential candidates indefinitely. Publisher William Lewis emphasized a return to The Post’s roots, as it did not begin endorsing candidates until the 1970s. Owner Jeff Bezos—who, like Soon-Shiong, blocked a planned endorsement by the editorial board—penned an editorial on the subject warning the public no longer trust the press and that steps must be taken to stop The Post from fading into “irrelevance.” His newspaper also saw a wave of resignations and canceled subscriptions.
USA Today offered an unprecedented endorsement to Biden in 2020 but has similarly refrained from backing any candidate this year, seeking to restore an appearance of neutrality. This reflects a larger trend within over 200 outlets in the USA Today Network opting out of endorsements for presidential or national races.
Regionally, the Sun Sentinel and the Minnesota Star Tribune, both former Biden endorsers, have also opted out this cycle. The Tampa Bay Times is going even further, declining to endorse in either the presidential race or the Senate. […]
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