Perot gains cheers but faces hard vote path
In Salt Lake City Ross Perot drew strong applause at a rally with members of the American Legion. Voters present split on backing him with many skeptical about his ability to win a national election. John Long of Oregon said he liked the speech but would not vote Reform. Edie Saenz of Denison Texas said she would back Clinton despite admiring Perot. Arnold McJunkins of Huntsville Alabama doubted Perot could win and feared him tilting the race toward Clinton by siphoning GOP support.
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Clinton Eyes Cuban Vote in Florida 1996 Drive
Clinton targets Florida as key to winning 25 electoral votes, courting Cuban exiles amid past tensions. Analysis notes that 30 percent Cuban American support may be needed, compares Carter and Bush eras, and cites 1992 results with Bush leading.
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Kemp vows support for teachers in Ohio
In Dublin Ohio during a campaign swing Jack Kemp defended teachers amid Bob Doles criticisms of unions. He said it would be ridiculous to doubt the nation’s educators and that he and his family value public schools. Dole blamed unions for schooling woes.
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