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Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

11/07/06 7:09 PM EST
Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

11/07/06 5:10 PM EST
CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

11/06/06 9:44 PM EST
Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

11/06/06 8:24 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST
MSNBC's Carlson compared allegations of abuse against Republicans Gibbons, Sherwood to Clinton's Lewinsky affair

11/06/06 7:59 PM EST
MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

11/06/06 7:41 PM EST
Rosen let stand Owens's false claim that prospective attendees of Bush campaign appearance “weren't prejudged”

11/06/06 7:36 PM EST
Olbermann only MSNBC prime-time anchor absent from special election coverage

11/06/06 7:32 PM EST
Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

11/06/06 7:07 PM EST
Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

11/06/06 6:57 PM EST
“Gunny” Bob suggested federal election monitors are targeting “Democrat-run” Denver, suspecting “voter fraud”

11/06/06 6:30 PM EST
Tucker Carlson: “Kean has made it pretty clear that Senator Menendez is a dues-paying member of the Mafia”

11/06/06 6:24 PM EST
Mark Halperin's flip-flop at ABC News

11/06/06 5:40 PM EST
Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

11/06/06 4:50 PM EST
On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

11/06/06 3:05 PM EST
MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

11/06/06 2:46 PM EST

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Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

MSNBC's Carlson compared allegations of abuse against Republicans Gibbons, Sherwood to Clinton's Lewinsky affair

MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

Rosen let stand Owens's false claim that prospective attendees of Bush campaign appearance “weren't prejudged”

Olbermann only MSNBC prime-time anchor absent from special election coverage

Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

“Gunny” Bob suggested federal election monitors are targeting “Democrat-run” Denver, suspecting “voter fraud”

Tucker Carlson: “Kean has made it pretty clear that Senator Menendez is a dues-paying member of the Mafia”

Mark Halperin's flip-flop at ABC News

Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

Jesse Watters promotes Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman for Donald Trump's “deportation czar”

Steve Bannon on Trump hush money trial: “The entire country has crossed the Rubicon”

Clay Travis instructs his audience to “do everything you can” to get on Trump hush money trial jury and “refuse to convict. I want jury nullification.”

As Trump's hush money trial begins, Fox News keeps claiming no one understands the underlying crime

Infowars host claims that the Holocaust is a “religion” that “you can't question”