The document discusses the persuasive power of mass media, including newspapers, radio, television, and the internet, in Bahamian general elections. It is authored by Ivanna Belle, Kelseya Johnson, Elnicka Gibson, and Therez Coakley and examines how each mass media platform is used politically, such as newspapers publishing messages to voters, radio airing political commercials and songs, television broadcasting political ads, and the internet sharing public interests and opinions.

1. THE PERSUASIVE POWER OF MASS
MEDIA IN BAHAMIAN GENERAL
ELECTIONS
By: Ivanna Belle
Kelseya Johnson
Elnicka Gibson
Therez Coakley

2. NEWS PAPER AND POLITICS
ELNICKA GIBSON

4. Message to a Young Voter
Register to Vote
Over Budget
Desperate
Political
Color Red
Commercials Feel da Fire
And Songs

5. RADIO BROADCASTING AND POLITICS
ELNICKA GIBSON

7. TELEVISION AND POLITICS
THEREZ COAKLEY

12. INTERNET AND POLITICS
KELSEYA JOHNSON

15. PUBLIC
INTERESTS
AND OPINIONS