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Various notable newspapers have made endorsements of candidates in the 2016 United States presidential election, as follows. (The tables below also indicate which candidate each publication endorsed in the United States presidential election, 2012, where known.)

This table includes only endorsements for the general election. Primary endorsements are separately listed at newspaper endorsements in the United States presidential primaries, 2016.

As of October 12, 37 of the nation's 100 largest newspapers by paid circulation have made endorsements. Of these, 32 have endorsed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, three endorsed Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, one gave no endorsement, and USA Today, "in a break with more than three decades of precedent, weighed in specifically against [Donald] Trump."[1] Republican candidate Donald Trump has received no endorsements from daily newspapers thus far;[2] such a shunning of a major-party candidate is unprecedented in American history.[3][4]

Clinton won support from not only traditionally Democratic-leaning newspapers, but also traditionally conservative newspapers,[2][5] including those which had "either never before supported a Democrat or had not in many decades ... or had never endorsed any presidential candidate, like USA Today."[5] Media journalist Jim Rutenberg writes that endorsements in the 2016 presidential election are distinguished by "blunt condemnation" of Republican nominee Donald Trump and by a "save the Republic" tone.[5] The endorsements by a handful of newspapers of a third party candidate, Libertarian nominee Johnson, broke from the usual practice of newspaper editorial boards endorsing a candidate from one of the two major parties.[2][6]

Daily newspapers 2016 endorsements by party and 2012 endorsements

Candidate Endorsements Breakdown by 2012 Endorsement
Hillary Clinton 103 39 Barack Obama ; 17 Mitt Romney ; 47 No Endorsement
Not Donald Trump 9 2 Barack Obama; 2 Mitt Romney; 5 No endorsement, n/a
No endorsement 9 3 Mitt Romney; 6 No endorsement, n/a
Gary Johnson 6 2 Barack Obama; 3 Mitt Romney; 1 No endorsement, n/a

Daily newspapers

Newspaper 2016 Endorsement Largest Reported Circulation Endorsement
date 		State 2012 Endorsement Notes
Washington Post[7] Not Donald Trump 579,160[8] July 22 District of Columbia Barack Obama[9] The Post published an editorial specifically saying that it would not endorse Donald Trump. The Post has not issued its final endorsement yet.
New York Daily News[10] Hillary Clinton 674,104[11] July 28 New York Mitt Romney[12] The Daily News's editorial stance is usually identified as "flexibly centrist"[13] with a populist streak.[14] The paper endorsed George W. Bush in 2004,[15] Barack Obama in 2008, and Mitt Romney in 2012.[12]
Houston Chronicle[16] Hillary Clinton 351,000[17] July 29 Texas Mitt Romney[18] This was the third time in 64 years that the Chronicle endorsed a Democratic nominee for president. The previous times were 2008 (Barack Obama) and 1964 (Texan Lyndon Johnson).[19]
San Francisco Chronicle[20] Hillary Clinton 286,121 August 5 California Barack Obama[21]
Tulsa World[22] No endorsement 102,757 August 8 Oklahoma Mitt Romney[23] This marked a break from the World's traditional practice of endorsing the Republican nominee; it last endorsed a Democrat for president in 1940 (Franklin Roosevelt).[22]
Caledonian-Record (St. Johnsbury, Vermont)[24] Gary Johnson 10,204[25] August 9 Vermont No endorsement
Richmond Times-Dispatch[26] Gary Johnson 120,280 September 3 Virginia Mitt Romney[27] This was the Times-Dispatch's first endorsement of a Libertarian. They have endorsed the Republican nominee in every election since 1980.[26]
Berkshire Eagle[28] Hillary Clinton 32,612[29] September 3 Massachusetts Barack Obama[30]
Dallas Morning News[31] Hillary Clinton 372,277[32] September 6 Texas Mitt Romney[33] This was the Morning News's first endorsement of a Democrat for president since 1944 (Franklin Roosevelt).[34][35]
Daily Camera (Boulder, Colorado)[36] Hillary Clinton 40,067[37] September 10 Colorado Barack Obama[38]
Winston-Salem Journal[39] Gary Johnson 80,892 September 11 North Carolina Barack Obama[40] This was the Journal's first endorsement of a Libertarian for president.[39]
New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester)[41] Gary Johnson 64,068 September 15 New Hampshire Mitt Romney[41] This was the Union Leader's first endorsement of a Libertarian for president, and their first endorsement for a non-Republican in over 100 years.[41]
Canton Repository[42] No endorsement 69,638 September 18 Ohio No endorsement[43] The Repository has a bipartisan endorsement record since 1980, but did not endorse any candidate in the two most recent elections.[43]
Los Angeles Times[44] Hillary Clinton 955,319[45] September 23 California Barack Obama[46] The Times endorsed Republican candidates until 1972, then discontinued endorsements until backing Obama in 2008 and 2012.
Cincinnati Enquirer[47] Hillary Clinton 214,000 September 23 Ohio Mitt Romney[48] The Enquirer had not endorsed a Democrat for president since 1916 (Woodrow Wilson).[49]
Akron Beacon Journal[50] Hillary Clinton 75,622 September 24 Ohio Barack Obama[51]
New York Times[52] Hillary Clinton 1,119,112[53] September 24 New York Barack Obama[54] The Times took the additional step of publishing an editorial entitled "Why Donald Trump Should Not Be President."[55]
Portland Press Herald[56] Hillary Clinton 76,015 September 25 Maine No endorsement This same editorial also appeared on the same day in the Augusta. Maine Kennebec Journal (circulation 25,000)[57]
Arizona Republic (Phoenix)[58] Hillary Clinton 538,579 September 27 Arizona Mitt Romney[59] This was the first time in the Republic's 126-year history that the paper had endorsed a Democrat for president.[58]
Detroit News[60] Gary Johnson 141,668 September 29 Michigan Mitt Romney[61] This was the paper's first endorsement for a non-Republican in their 143-year history.[62] The paper refrained from making an endorsement in three other presidential elections: twice when Franklin Roosevelt was running, and in 2004.[60]
Baltimore Sun[63] Hillary Clinton 177,054 September 29 Maryland Barack Obama[64]
USA Today[65] Not Donald Trump 958,784[66] September 29 National No endorsement[67] USA Today published an editorial urging readers not to vote for Donald Trump, marking the first time the newspaper had taken a position in a presidential election in its 34-year history.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel[68] Hillary Clinton 228,906 September 30 Florida Mitt Romney[69] The Sun-Sentinel also published an editorial entitled "Why Trump Is a Terrible Choice."[70]
Chicago Tribune[71] Gary Johnson 769,215 [72] September 30 Illinois Barack Obama[73] This was the Tribune's first endorsement of a Libertarian for president, and first for a third party since 1912 (former Republican Theodore Roosevelt).[74] Traditionally a Republican paper, it endorsed Obama in 2008 and 2012.
San Diego Union-Tribune[75] Hillary Clinton 250,678 September 30 California Mitt Romney[76] This was the first time in the Union-Tribune's 148-year history that the paper had endorsed a Democrat for president.[75]
Chicago Sun-Times[77] Hillary Clinton 470,548 September 30 Illinois No endorsement[78]
El Paso Times[79] Hillary Clinton 125,317 September 30 Texas Barack Obama[80]
Asheville Citizen-Times[81] Hillary Clinton 41,505 September 30 North Carolina Barack Obama[82]
Desert Sun (Palm Springs, California)[83] Hillary Clinton 50,000 September 30 California Mitt Romney[84] This marked the first time in the Desert Sun's 90-year history that the newspaper had endorsed a Democrat for president.[83]
Sacramento Bee[85] Hillary Clinton 181,000 September 30 California Barack Obama[86]
Courier (Findlay, Ohio)[87] No endorsement 22,425[88] October 1 Ohio Mitt Romney This was the first time in many decades that The Courier had not endorsed the Republican candidate.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times[89] Hillary Clinton 57,239 October 1 Texas No endorsement McCain in 2008.
Charlotte Observer[90] Hillary Clinton 191,962 October 1 North Carolina Barack Obama[91]
St. George Spectrum and Daily News[92] No endorsement 24,113[93] October 1 Utah No endorsement St. George Spectrum and Daily News is part of the USA Today network, but published an independent decision to not endorse.
San Antonio Express News[94] Hillary Clinton 339,465 October 2 Texas Barack Obama[95]
News-Gazette (Champaign-Urbana, Illinois)[96] No endorsement 42,000 October 2 Illinois Mitt Romney[97]
Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Washington)[98] Hillary Clinton 95,939 October 2 Washington Mitt Romney[99]
Bakersfield Californian[100] No endorsement 47,600[101] October 3 California No endorsement
Florida Today (Melbourne)[102] No endorsement 89,328 October 3 Florida No endorsement Florida Today is part of the USA Today network, but published an independent decision to not endorse.
Tampa Bay Times[103] Hillary Clinton 403,229 October 6 Florida Barack Obama[104]
Effingham Daily News[105] Hillary Clinton 12,215[106] October 6 Illinois No endorsement The Daily News does not typically endorse candidates.
Bangor Daily News[107] Hillary Clinton 52,695 October 7 Maine Barack Obama[108]
Hartford Courant[109] Hillary Clinton 185,757 October 7 Connecticut Barack Obama[110]
Denver Post[111] Hillary Clinton 600,229[112] October 7 Colorado Barack Obama[113]
Seattle Times[114] Hillary Clinton 336,363 October 7 Washington Barack Obama[115]
Ventura County Star[116] Hillary Clinton 80,494 October 7 California Barack Obama[117]
Cullman Times[118][119] Hillary Clinton 11,020[120] October 7 Alabama n/a
Oneonta Daily Star[121] Hillary Clinton 16,161[122] October 7 New York n/a Obama in 2008
Syracuse Post-Standard[123] Hillary Clinton 120,363 October 7 New York No endorsement[124]
Bluefield Daily Telegraph[125] Hillary Clinton 20,217[126] October 8 West Virginia Mitt Romney
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal[127] Hillary Clinton 11,486 October 8 New York n/a
Pharos-Tribune (Logansport, Indiana)[128] Hillary Clinton 10,318[129] October 8 Indiana n/a
St. Louis Post-Dispatch[130] Hillary Clinton 223,826 October 8 Missouri Barack Obama
New Castle News[131] Hillary Clinton 17,409[132] October 8 Pennsylvania Barack Obama
Meadville Tribune[133] Hillary Clinton 14,228[134] October 8 Pennsylvania Barack Obama
Herald-Banner (Greenville, Texas)[135] Hillary Clinton 8,917[136] October 8 Texas Barack Obama
Boston Globe[137] Hillary Clinton 382,452 October 8 Massachusetts Barack Obama
Daily Citizen (Dalton, Georgia)[138] Hillary Clinton 12,789[139] October 8 Georgia n/a
Commercial Appeal[140] Hillary Clinton 133,788 October 8 Tennessee No endorsement The Commercial Appeal endorsed Republicans from 1980 through 2000, and Democrats in 2004 and 2008.[141]
Ashland Daily Independent[142] Hillary Clinton 19,469[143] October 8 Kentucky n/a McCain in 2008
Clinton Herald[144] Hillary Clinton 11,816[145] October 8 Iowa n/a
Fresno Bee[146] Hillary Clinton 180,043 October 8 California Barack Obama
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)[147] Not Donald Trump 102,194[148] October 8 Utah n/a The News – owned by the LDS Church – has not endorsed a candidate in 80 years, but wrote that Donald Trump should drop out of the race.
Enid News & Eagle[149] Hillary Clinton 19,787[150] October 8 Oklahoma n/a Traditionally conservative paper.
Olympian (Olympia, Washington)[151] Hillary Clinton 35,158[152] October 8 Washington Barack Obama
News Virginian (Waynesboro, Virginia)[153] Hillary Clinton 4,700[154] October 8 Virginia n/a
News & Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina)[155] Hillary Clinton 171,406[citation needed] October 8 North Carolina Barack Obama
Muskogee Phoenix[156] Hillary Clinton 14,567[157] October 8 Oklahoma n/a The same editorial was published on October 12th in its sister publication, the Tahlequah Daily Press (circulation 5,222, Tahlequah, OK)
Niagara Gazette[158] Hillary Clinton 38,903[159] October 9 New York n/a Obama in 2008
Kokomo Tribune[160] Hillary Clinton 22,920[161] October 9 Indiana n/a
Free Press (Mankato, Minnesota)[162] Hillary Clinton 22,396[163] October 9 Minnesota n/a McCain in 2008
Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown)[164] Hillary Clinton 44,037[165] October 9 Pennsylvania Mitt Romney
Plain Dealer (Cleveland)[166] Hillary Clinton 311,605[167] October 9 Ohio Barack Obama Since 1936, the Plain Dealer has endorsed 14 Republicans and 5 Democrats for president.[168]
Las Vegas Sun[169] Hillary Clinton 203,736[170] October 9 Nevada Barack Obama[171]
Columbus Dispatch[172] Hillary Clinton 257,479[173] October 9 Ohio Mitt Romney[174] The last time the Dispatch had endorsed a Democrat for president was 1916.
Day (New London, Connecticut)[175] Hillary Clinton 46,365[176] October 9 Connecticut Barack Obama[67]
Hawk Eye (Burlington, Iowa)[177] Hillary Clinton 20,373[178] October 9 Iowa Barack Obama
Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette[179][180] No endorsement 17,807[181] October 9 Arkansas n/a The Democrat Gazette, traditionally a Republican paper, published dual non-endorsements of Clinton and Trump
McAlester News-Capital[182] Hillary Clinton 9,000[183] October 9 Oklahoma n/a
Commercial-News (Danville, Illinois)[184] Hillary Clinton 19,885[185] October 9 Illinois n/a
Sun News (Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)[186] Hillary Clinton 61,665[187] October 9 South Carolina n/a
Daily News (Newburyport, Massachusetts)[188] Hillary Clinton 13,605[189] October 9 Massachusetts n/a
Birmingham News[190] Hillary Clinton 176,087[191] October 9 Alabama Mitt Romney The News had endorsed every Republican candidate since 1980. An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Press-Register of Mobile and The Huntsville Times.
Press-Register (Mobile, Alabama)[190] Hillary Clinton 103,373[192] October 9 Alabama Mitt Romney An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Birmingham News and The Huntsville Times.
Huntsville Times[190] Hillary Clinton 67,286[192] October 9 Alabama Mitt Romney An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications: the Birmingham News and the(Mobile) Press-Register.
Eagle-Tribune (North Andover, Massachusetts)[193] Hillary Clinton 36,720[194] October 9 Massachusetts Mitt Romney
Record (Stockton, California)[195] Hillary Clinton 71,086[196] October 9 California Barack Obama[67]
Valdosta Daily Times[197] Hillary Clinton 16,975[198] October 9 Georgia n/a
Press-Republican (Plattsburgh, New York)[199] Hillary Clinton 21,619[200] October 9 New York No endorsement The last time the Press-Republican endorsed a presidential candidate was more than 40 years ago.
Cumberland Times-News[201] Hillary Clinton 32,156[202] October 9 Maryland n/a
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel[203] Not Donald Trump 26,895[204] October 9 Colorado Mitt Romney The Daily Sentinel, traditionally a Republican newspaper, said Donald Trump should step aside.
Courier News (Central New Jersey)[205] Hillary Clinton 40,098[206] October 9 New Jersey n/a The Courier News published their endorsement a week earlier than originally planned, also urging Trump to step aside. An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Asbury Park Press and The Daily Record.
Marin Independent Journal[207] Hillary Clinton 27,203[208] October 9 California Barack Obama[67]
Gloucester Daily Times (Gloucester, Massachusetts)[209] Hillary Clinton 10,334[210] October 9 Massachusetts n/a An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publication Salem News.
Salem News[211] Hillary Clinton 20,330[194] October 9 Massachusetts n/a An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publication Gloucester Daily Times.
Asbury Park Press[212] Hillary Clinton 212,471[213] October 9 New Jersey Barack Obama[67] The Asbury Park Press published their endorsement a week earlier than originally planned, also urging Trump to step aside. An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Courier News and The Daily Record.
Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey)[214] Hillary Clinton 43,115[215] October 9 New Jersey n/a The Daily Record published their endorsement a week earlier than originally planned, also urging Trump to step aside. An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Courier News and The Asbury Park Press.
Woodward News (Woodward, Oklahoma)[216] Hillary Clinton 5,000[217] October 9 Oklahoma n/a The Woodward News published the endorsement editorial from its sister publication, the Enid Eagle, and then added at the end that they embraced this message.
Register-Herald (Beckley)[218] Hillary Clinton 28,670 October 9 West Virginia No endorsement
Huntsville Item[219] Hillary Clinton 5,506 October 9 Texas No endorsement The Item republished the editorial from The Cullman Times endorsing Clinton.
News and Tribune (Jeffersonville)[220] Hillary Clinton 6,052[221] October 9 Indiana No endorsement The October 9th editorial is identical to the one that appeared in its sister publication, the Kokomo Times. But the News and Tribune published a separate, original endorsement (with the paper's editors named in the byline) on October 11, titled "Hillary Clinton Best Choice For President".[222]
Greensburg Daily News[223] Hillary Clinton 6,169[224] October 9 Indiana n/a The exact same editorial appeared in its sister publication, the Kokomo Tribune.
Daily Item (Sunbury)[225] Hillary Clinton 26,1655[226] October 9 Pennsylvania Barack Obama[227]
Norman Transcript[228] Hillary Clinton 16,607[229] October 9 Oklahoma n/a
Times West Virginian (Fairmont)[230] Hillary Clinton 11,060[231] October 9 West Virginia n/a
Arizona Daily Star (Tucson)[232] Hillary Clinton 364,000[233] October 10 Arizona Barack Obama[67]
Tribune-Star (Terre-Haute)[234] Hillary Clinton 20,093[235] October 10 Indiana No endorsement
Joplin Globe[236] Hillary Clinton 24,000[237] October 10 Missouri Mitt Romney
Record (Hackensack, New Jersey)[238] Hillary Clinton 175,452[239] October 10 New Jersey Barack Obama[67]
Daily Hampshire Gazette (Northampton)[240] Not Donald Trump 14,475[241] October 10 Massachusetts n/a The same editorial appeared in a sister publication, The Greenfield Recorder.
The Recorder (Greenfield)[242] Not Donald Trump 14,026[243] October 10 Massachusetts n/a The same editorial appeared in a sister publication, the Northampton Daily Hampshire Gazette.
Bristol Herald Courier[244] No endorsement 41,988[245] October 10 Virginia n/a McCain in 2008, Bush in 2004.
The Times Record (Brunswick)[246] Hillary Clinton 11,890[247] October 10 Maine n/a
Santa Cruz Sentinel[248] Hillary Clinton 24,000[249] October 11 California Barack Obama
Charleston Gazette-Mail[250] Not Donald Trump 55,407[251] October 11 West Virginia Mitt Romney The 2012 endorsement was from the Charleston Daily Mail. The Mail merged with the Charleston Gazette in 2015.
The Goshen News[252] Hillary Clinton 15,537[253] October 11 Indiana n/a This same editorial appeared in the October 11th edition of the paper's sister publication, the Jeffersonville News and Tribune.
York Daily Record[254] Not Donald Trump 47,000[255] October 11 Pennsylvania Barack Obama While they all agreed not to vote for Trump, the editorial board could not reach a consensus in favor of Clinton.
The Bernardsville News[256] Hillary Clinton 9,200[257] October 11 New Jersey n/a
Telegraph Herald (Dubuque)[258] Not Donald Trump 34,015[259] October 11 Iowa None Editorial notes that for decades they have not endorsed a candidate for president, but this time is was important to write an editorial against a candidate.
Mineral Wells Index [260] Hillary Clinton 2,984[261] October 12 Texas n/a Editorial notes that this editorial originally appeared in a sister publication, The Cullman Times, and it endorses this editorial.
Ada Evening News [262] Hillary Clinton 8,040[263] October 12 Oklahoma n/a
Salt Lake Tribune [264] Hillary Clinton 133,025[265] October 12 Utah Barack Obama [266]
Burlington Free Press [267] Hillary Clinton 56,850[268] October 12 Vermont Barack Obama
Record-Eagle (Traverse City) [269] Hillary Clinton 39,032[270] October 12 Michigan n/a
Courier-Post (Cherry Hill) [271] Hillary Clinton 89,932[272] October 12 New Jersey n/a An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publications The Daily Journal.
Daily Journal (Vineland) [273] Hillary Clinton 19,265[274] October 12 New Jersey n/a An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publication The Courier-Post.
Concord Monitor [275] data-sort-value="zNot Donald Trump" Template:Party shading/Know nothing|Not Donald Trump 22,747 October 12 New Hampshire n/a

Weekly newspapers

See also: List of weekly newspapers in the United States and List of alternative weekly newspapers
Newspaper 2016 endorsement Largest reported circulation Endorsement
date 		State or overseas city 2012 endorsement Notes
Kyiv Post[276] Hillary Clinton 11,000 August 4 Kiev, Ukraine No endorsement
Dallas Voice[277] Hillary Clinton 50,000 September 16 Texas No endorsement This was the first presidential endorsement in the paper's 32-year history.
The Observer[278] Hillary Clinton 214,644 September 18 London, United Kingdom Barack Obama
Martha's Vineyard Times[279] Hillary Clinton 15,000 September 28 Massachusetts Barack Obama
South Florida Gay News[280] Hillary Clinton September 28 Florida No endorsement
Athens News (2x weekly)[281] Hillary Clinton 14,187 September 29 Ohio Barack Obama
Falls Church News-Press[282] Hillary Clinton 30,000 September 29 Virginia Barack Obama
Patriot-News (3x weekly)[283] Hillary Clinton 70,446 October 6 Pennsylvania Barack Obama[284]
Santa Barbara Independent[285] Hillary Clinton 40,000[286] October 6 California Barack Obama
La Gaceta (Tampa)[287] Hillary Clinton 22,000 October 8 Florida n/a "The nation's only tri-lingual newspaper" (English, Spanish, Italian)
The Sentinel Echo (London, Kentucky) (3x weekly)[288] Hillary Clinton 8,000[289] October 10 Kentucky This endorsement originated with the Ashland Daily Independent, a sister paper to the Sentinel-Echo.
The Morehead News (2x weekly)[290] Hillary Clinton 5,396[291] October 10 Kentucky This endorsement originated with the Ashland Daily Independent, a sister paper to The Morehead News.
Derry News[292] Hillary Clinton 7,000[293] October 10 New Hampshire An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publication Salem News.
The Jewish Week[294] Hillary Clinton 54,418[295] October 11 New York None This is the first time the 40-year-old publication has endorsed a presidential candidate.
Zionsville Times-Sentinel[296] Hillary Clinton 3,856[297] October 11 Indiana None An identically-worded endorsement was also published in its sister publication Salem News.
The Capital Times (Madison)[298] Hillary Clinton 77,262[299] October 12 Wisconsin Barack Obama[300]
Suwannee Democrat (2x weekly)[301] Not Donald Trump 4,5682[302] October 12 Florida n/a This editorial originally appeared in the Sunbury Daily Item, but the Democrat embraces its message.
Willamette Week[303] Hillary Clinton 60,110[304] October 12 Oregon Barack Obama
The Madison / St. Clair Record[305] Hillary Clinton 10,000[306] October 12 Illinois n/a
Washington Blade[307] Hillary Clinton 33,874 October 12 Washington, D.C. n/a
Philadelphia Gay News[307] Hillary Clinton 50,000 October 12 Pennsylvania n/a
Windy City Times[307] Hillary Clinton 15,000 [308] October 12 Illinois n/a This is the Windy City Times' first endorsement in the past 16 years [307]
Between the Lines[307] Hillary Clinton 50,000 October 12 Michigan n/a
Bay Windows[307] Hillary Clinton 22,000 [309] October 12 Massachusetts n/a
Gay City News[307] Hillary Clinton 47,000 October 12 New York n/a
SFGN[307] Hillary Clinton 15,000 [310] October 12 Florida n/a
Watermark[307] Hillary Clinton ~20,000 [311] October 12 Florida n/a
The Pride L.A.[307] Hillary Clinton 20,000 [312] October 12 California n/a
Georgia Voice[307] Hillary Clinton 6,000 - 9,999 [313] October 12 Georgia n/a
Bay Area Reporter[307] Hillary Clinton 29,000 October 12 California n/a

Magazines

Magazine 2016 endorsement Largest reported circulation Endorsement
date 		2012 endorsement Notes
Philadelphia[314] Hillary Clinton 117,069 June 21 No endorsement This marked the first time that the magazine endorsed a candidate for president.
The Advocate[315] Hillary Clinton 175,000 July 25 Barack Obama[316]
Wired[317] Hillary Clinton 889,755 August 18 No endorsement This is the first time Wired has endorsed a candidate in a presidential election.
The Atlantic[318] Hillary Clinton 494,539 October 5 No endorsement This is The Atlantic's third presidential endorsement in the magazine's 159-year history. Their two previous endorsements were for Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.
The Nation[319] Hillary Clinton 103,478 October 5 Barack Obama
The Reader[320] Hillary Clinton 100,000*[321] October 7 No endorsement
Foreign Policy[322] Hillary Clinton 101,054 October 9 No endorsement First political endorsement in the magazine's 46-year history.
Loveland Magazine[323] Not Donald Trump n/a October 10 No endorsement References the editorial by The Atlantic in their decision to publish their anti-endorsement. Loveland Magazine is online-only, but an official member of the Ohio Newspapers Association.[324]
Christianity Today[325] Not Donald Trump n/a October 11 No endorsement

College and university newspapers

See also: List of college and university student newspapers in the United States
Newspaper 2016 endorsement Largest reported circulation Endorsement
date 		Institution 2012 endorsement Notes
The Miami Student[326] Not Donald Trump 8,000 September 16 Miami University (Ohio) No endorsement
The Review[327] Hillary Clinton 10,000 September 27 University of Delaware No endorsement
The Rice Thresher[328] Hillary Clinton 3,000 September 28 Rice University n/a
The Bucknellian[329] No endorsement 4,500[330] September 29 Bucknell University n/a
The Griffin[331] Hillary Clinton 2,500[332] September 30 Canisius College No endorsement
The Daily Texan[333] Hillary Clinton 30,000 September 30 University of Texas at Austin No endorsement
The Wellesley News[334] Hillary Clinton 1,400 October 5 Wellesley College n/a As the News noted in its editorial, Clinton is an alumna of Wellesley.
Rocky Mountain Collegian[335] Hillary Clinton 11,500[336] October 10 Colorado State University Barack Obama[337]
The Justice[338] Hillary Clinton 4,000[339] October 11 Brandeis University (Waltham, MA) n/a
The Michigan Daily[340] Hillary Clinton 15,000[341] October 11 University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) Barack Obama[342]

See also

References

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