As the 2024 presidential election approaches, media outlets continue to evolve in their reach and influence. The rise of social media platforms has transformed how information is disseminated, allowing for real-time updates and direct interaction between political actors and the public. However, this shift raises questions about the reliability of information that voters receive. A particular concern is the prevalence of 'fake news' and misinformation campaigns, which can distort public perception and potentially affect voter turnout. With these dynamics in mind, which role of the media is most directly impacted by the spread of misinformation during elections?