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Some personal news: After six years on the national desk, I’ll be covering the 2020 presidential campaign for @latimes, focusing on features and investigations.
And I want to try something a little different! Tell me how you think I should cover the race: docs.google.com/forms/d/1ooXhm…
And I want to try something a little different! Tell me how you think I should cover the race: docs.google.com/forms/d/1ooXhm…
This will be my first time *really* covering a presidential campaign, and I’ve been thinking about ways journalists can help voters get a better seat at the table in terms of setting the news cycle. So I cooked up this short reader survey: docs.google.com/forms/d/1ooXhm…
Shot... 
...chaser.
So... readers think policy stories are super important (and hate the idea of horse-race stories), but acknowledge that their preferences as readers might lie elsewhere. I might send the respondents another prompt to see what they think about that gap.
Also, this is really cool. Thanks so much to everyone who responded. It's 100% unscientific and absolutely, massively self-selected (it's overwhelmingly Democrats! guess who's interested in 2020 news in April 2019!!), but there's some really helpful, thoughtful feedback in here.
