A Visit to Posting‐On‐Sea

ABSTRACT This article discusses the ways in which different sections of the UK media cover and discuss by‐elections and other similar regional political events. It argues that this coverage has a warping effect on political realities as it necessitates stressing difference between places and the voters in them, and in doing so elides equally – or more – important similarities between voters in different regions.

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IPPR Progressive Review
Published
2026-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1111/newe.70016
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Media Studies and Communication
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A Visit to Posting‐On‐Sea

Morgan Jones
IPPR Progressive Review
Media Studies and Communication
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A Visit to Posting‐On‐Sea

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ABSTRACT This article discusses the ways in which different sections of the UK media cover and discuss by‐elections and other similar regional political events. It argues that this coverage has a warping effect on political realities as it necessitates stressing difference between places and the voters in them, and in doing so elides equally – or more – important similarities between voters in different regions.

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