November elections are coming. For journalists at large dailies and national outlets, that means months of planning, dedicated staff and robust budgets. For the rest of American journalism, the community newspapers, small digital outlets, local TV stations and public radio newsrooms that most people actually rely on, it often means doing more with less, again.
The good news is that the Reynolds Journalism Institute has spent the last several years building a library of free, practical resources designed specifically for newsrooms like yours. These playbooks, tools and guides can help local journalists cover elections more effectively, fight disinformation and serve communities that are too often left out of the political coverage conversation.
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