Journalists who cover statehouses at TV outlets are less likely to do so full time than at most other outlet types

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October 27, 2023

1. About half of statehouse reporters cover statehouse legislative sessions full time

Journalists who cover statehouses at TV outlets are less likely to do so full time than at most other outlet types

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Journalists who cover statehouses at TV outlets are less likely to do so full time than at most other outlet types

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