Newspaper endorsements in the 2016 United States presidential primaries

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Newspapers and news media in the United States traditionally endorse candidates for party nomination for President of the United States, prior to endorsing one of the ultimate nominees for president. Below is a list of notable news media endorsements in 2016, by candidate, for each primary race.

Democrats

Hillary Clinton (nominee)

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
Storm Lake Times Iowa January 12, 2016
[1]
The Portsmouth Herald New Hampshire January 15, 2016
[2]
Foster's Daily Democrat (Dover) New Hampshire January 15, 2016
[2]
The Des Moines Register Iowa January 23, 2016
[3]
Sioux City Journal Iowa January 23, 2016
[4]
Concord Monitor New Hampshire January 24, 2016
[5]
The Boston Globe Massachusetts January 24, 2016
[6]
The Keene Sentinel New Hampshire January 28, 2016
[7]
The Conway Daily Sun New Hampshire January 29, 2016
[8]
Iowa City Press-Citizen Iowa January 29, 2016
[9]
The New York Times New York January 31, 2016
[10]
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript New Hampshire February 4, 2016
[11]
The Dallas Morning News Texas February 12, 2016
[12]
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg) Florida February 12, 2016
[13]
Houston Chronicle Texas February 12, 2016
[14]
San Antonio Express-News Texas February 12, 2016
[15]
Las Vegas Sun Nevada February 14, 2016
[16]
Falls Church News-Press Virginia February 18, 2016
[17]
Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston) Texas February 18, 2016
[18]
The Greenville News South Carolina February 19, 2016
[19]
Corpus Christi Caller-Times Texas February 21, 2016
[20]
The Free Lance–Star (Fredericksburg) Virginia February 25, 2016
[21]
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) Minnesota February 26, 2016
[22]
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Texas February 26, 2016
[23]
Detroit Free Press Michigan February 28, 2016
[24]
Barre Montpelier Times Argus Vermont February 28, 2016
[25]
Rutland Herald Vermont February 28, 2016
[26]
Chattanooga Times Free Press
(Times editorial)		 Tennessee February 28, 2016
[27]
Portland Press Herald Maine March 1, 2016
[28]
Indy Week (Durham) North Carolina March 2, 2016
[29]
Detroit News Michigan March 3, 2016
[30]
Miami Herald Florida March 3, 2016
[31]
Michigan Chronicle (Detroit) Michigan March 3, 2016
[32]
Orlando Sentinel Florida March 4, 2016
[33]
Omaha World-Herald Nebraska March 4, 2016
[34]
Kane County Chronicle (St. Charles) Illinois March 4, 2016
[35]
Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale) Florida March 4, 2016
[36]
The Charlotte Observer North Carolina March 5, 2016
[37]
Chicago Sun-Times Illinois March 5, 2016
[38]
The Clarion-Ledger (Jackson) Mississippi March 5, 2016
[39]
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake) Illinois March 5, 2016
[40]
Jackson Advocate Mississippi March 6, 2016
[41]
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Missouri March 6, 2016
[42]
The Michigan Daily (Ann Arbor) Michigan March 8, 2016
[43]
The St. Louis American Missouri March 9, 2016
[44]
South Florida Gay News (Wilton Manors) Florida March 9, 2016
[45]
The Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio March 10, 2016
[46]
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland) Ohio March 10, 2016
[47]
Akron Beacon Journal Ohio March 10, 2016
[48]
The Palm Beach Post Florida March 11, 2016
[49]
The Missouri Times (Jefferson City) Missouri March 11, 2016
[50]
Journal Star (Peoria) Illinois March 13, 2016
[51]
The Arizona Republic Arizona March 18, 2016
[52]
Idaho Statesman Idaho March 20, 2016
[53]
Rolling Stone New York March 23, 2016
[54]
Wisconsin Gazette (Milwaukee) Wisconsin March 24, 2016
[55]
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) Washington March 25, 2016
[56]
New York Amsterdam News New York March 31, 2016
[57]
City Newspaper (Rochester) New York April 5, 2016
[58]
The Register-Guard (Eugene) Oregon April 10, 2016
[59]
New York Daily News New York April 12, 2016
[60]
New York Observer New York April 14, 2016
[61]
Newsday (Melville) New York April 15, 2016
[62]
The Post-Standard (Syracuse) New York April 15, 2016
[63]
The Post-Star (Glens Falls) New York April 16, 2016
[64]
The Day (New London) Connecticut April 17, 2016
[65]
The Providence Journal Rhode Island April 17, 2016
[66]
Times Union (Albany) New York April 17, 2016
[67]
The Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania April 17, 2016
[68]
Hartford Courant Connecticut April 17, 2016
[69]
New Pittsburgh Courier Pennsylvania April 21, 2016
[70]
Philadelphia Daily News Pennsylvania April 22, 2016
[71]
The Baltimore Sun Maryland April 25, 2016
[72]
The Charleston Gazette-Mail West Virginia April 26, 2016
[73]
The Sacramento Bee California May 4, 2016
[74]
Lexington Herald-Leader Kentucky May 5, 2016
[75]
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs) California May 6, 2016
[76]
Washington Blade Washington, D.C. May 10, 2016
[77]
Los Angeles Times California May 13, 2016
[78]
San Jose Mercury News California May 20, 2016
[79]
The Fresno Bee California May 21, 2016
[80]
The Santa Fe New Mexican New Mexico May 28, 2016
[81]
Daily Bruin (University of California, Los Angeles) California May 30, 2016
[82]
The San Diego Union-Tribune California June 2, 2016
[83]

Bernie Sanders

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
Addison County Independent (Middlebury) Vermont May 22, 2015
[84]
The Nation New York January 14, 2016
[85]
The Daily Nonpareil (Council Bluffs) Iowa January 24, 2016
[86]
Quad-City Times (Davenport) Iowa January 30, 2016
[87]
The Daily Iowan (University of Iowa) Iowa February 1, 2016
[88]
Daily Hampshire Gazette (Northampton) Massachusetts February 26, 2016
[89]
The Recorder (Greenfield) Massachusetts February 26, 2016
[90]
The Arab American News (Dearborn) Michigan March 4, 2016
[91]
The Seattle Times Washington March 6, 2016
[92]
The Athens News Ohio March 9, 2016
[93]
Seattle Weekly Washington March 22, 2016
[94]
Philadelphia Tribune Pennsylvania April 23, 2016
[95]
The Portland Mercury Oregon May 2, 2016
[96]
Willamette Week (Portland) Oregon May 4, 2016
[97]
San Francisco Bay Guardian California May 10, 2016
[98]
The San Francisco Examiner California May 19, 2016
[99]
East Bay Express (Oakland) California May 25, 2016
[100]
San Diego CityBeat California May 25, 2016
[101]
Pasadena Weekly California June 2, 2016
[102]

Republicans

Jeb Bush

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg) Florida January 28, 2016
[103]
Conway Daily Sun New Hampshire February 3, 2016
[104]
Houston Chronicle Texas February 12, 2016
[105]
San Antonio Express-News Texas February 12, 2016
[106][107]

Ben Carson

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
Jackson Advocate Mississippi February 29, 2016
[108]

Chris Christie

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester) New Hampshire November 28, 2015
(retracted February 29, 2016)[109]
[110]
Boston Herald Massachusetts January 25, 2016
[111][112]

Ted Cruz

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
National Review New York March 11, 2016
[113]
The Missouri Times (Jefferson City) Missouri March 11, 2016
[50]
The New York Sun New York April 15, 2016
[114]

John Kasich

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
Storm Lake Times Iowa January 12, 2016
[1]
The Portsmouth Herald New Hampshire January 15, 2016
[115]
Foster's Daily Democrat (Dover) New Hampshire January 15, 2016
[115]
Nashua Telegraph New Hampshire January 17, 2016
[116]
The Daily Nonpareil (Council Bluffs) Iowa January 24, 2016
[86]
Valley News (West Lebanon) New Hampshire January 24, 2016
[117]
The Boston Globe Massachusetts January 25, 2016
[118]
Concord Monitor New Hampshire January 26, 2016
[119]
The Keene Sentinel New Hampshire January 27, 2016
[120]
Iowa City Press-Citizen Iowa January 29, 2016
[121]
The New York Times New York January 30, 2016
[122]
Quad-City Times (Davenport) Iowa January 30, 2016
[123]
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript New Hampshire February 4, 2016
[11]
The Dallas Morning News Texas February 12, 2016
[124]
The State (Columbia) South Carolina February 17, 2016
[125]
The Post and Courier (Charleston) South Carolina February 18, 2016
[126]
Waco Tribune-Herald Texas February 21, 2016
[127]
The Free Lance-Star (Fredericksburg) Virginia February 25, 2016
[21]
Daily Hampshire Gazette (Northampton) Massachusetts February 25, 2016
[128]
Detroit Free Press Michigan February 28, 2016
[129]
Portland Press Herald Maine February 29, 2016
[130]
The Neshoba Democrat Mississippi March 2, 2016
[131]
Detroit News Michigan March 3, 2016
[132]
Lexington Herald-Leader Kentucky March 3, 2016
[133]
The Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio March 4, 2016
[134]
Chicago Sun-Times Illinois March 5, 2016
[135]
The Clarion-Ledger (Jackson) Mississippi March 5, 2016
[136]
Idaho Statesman (Boise) Idaho March 5, 2016
[137]
The Seattle Times Washington March 6, 2016
[138]
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland) Ohio March 10, 2016
[139]
Akron Beacon Journal Ohio March 10, 2016
[140]
Journal Star (Peoria) Illinois March 13, 2016
[141]
The Arizona Republic Arizona March 18, 2016
[142]
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) Washington March 25, 2016
[56]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wisconsin March 29, 2016
[143]
The Register-Guard (Eugene) Oregon April 10, 2016
[59]
New York Daily News New York April 13, 2016
[144]
Queens Tribune New York April 15, 2016
[145]
The Post-Standard (Syracuse) New York April 15, 2016
[146]
Hartford Courant Connecticut April 17, 2016
[147]
The Post-Star (Glens Falls) New York April 17, 2016
[148]
Times Union (Albany) New York April 17, 2016
[67]
The Daily Gazette (Schenectady) New York April 17, 2016
[149]
The Providence Journal Rhode Island April 20, 2016
[150]
The Bulletin (Bend) Oregon April 21, 2016
[151]
The Sentinel (Lewistown) Pennsylvania April 23, 2016
[152]
The Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania April 24, 2016
[153]
The Baltimore Sun Maryland April 25, 2016
[154]
The Source Weekly (Bend) Oregon April 27, 2016
[155]
Charleston Gazette-Mail West Virginia April 27, 2016
[156]
The Sacramento Bee California May 4, 2016
[74]
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs) California May 6, 2016
[157]

Ronald Reagan (write-in)

Although Reagan died in 2004, one newspaper recommended a write-in vote for him to protest against Donald Trump.

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
The San Diego Union-Tribune California June 2, 2016
[158]

Marco Rubio

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
The Des Moines Register Iowa January 23, 2016
[159]
Sioux City Journal Iowa January 23, 2016
[4]
The Eagle-Tribune (North Andover) Massachusetts January 31, 2016
[160]
Las Vegas Review-Journal Nevada February 5, 2016
[161]
The Lowell Sun Massachusetts February 6, 2016
[162]
Boston Herald Massachusetts February 22, 2016
[112][163]
The Republican (Springfield) Massachusetts February 24, 2016
[164]
San Antonio Express-News Texas February 24, 2016
[107][165]
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Texas February 25, 2016
[166]
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Little Rock) Arkansas February 26, 2016
[167]
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) Minnesota February 26, 2016
[168]
Pensacola News Journal Florida February 27, 2016
[169]
Richmond Times-Dispatch Virginia February 27, 2016
[170]
Chattanooga Times Free Press
(Free Press editorial)		 Tennessee February 28, 2016
[171]
Savannah Morning News Georgia February 28, 2016
[172]
The Tampa Tribune Florida February 28, 2016
[173]
Miami Herald Florida March 2, 2016
[174]
Orlando Sentinel Florida March 4, 2016
[175]
Kane County Chronicle (St. Charles) Illinois March 4, 2016
[176]
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Missouri March 5, 2016
[177]
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake) Illinois March 6, 2016
[178]
Chicago Tribune Illinois March 9, 2016
[179]

Donald Trump (nominee)

Newspaper State Endorsement date Ref.
National Enquirer New York March 8, 2016
[180]
Rockland County Times New York April 7, 2016
[181]
New York Observer New York April 12, 2016
[182]
New York Post New York April 14, 2016
[183]
Santa Barbara News-Press California June 2, 2016
[184]

See also

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