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Wallace AIP could disrupt NM presidential vote in 1968
In New Mexico, George Wallace's American Independent Party may deny majorities to Nixon or Humphrey, potentially throwing the election to the House. State manager Raymond Sitta of Farmington cites Wallace’s strong southern and eastern support, with chairmen in 24 of 32 counties and key counties named as Dona Ana, Chaves, Otero, San Juan, and Luna.
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Santa FE
George Wallace
New Mexico
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Wallace
Raymond Sitta
Farmington
Texas
American Independent Party
United States
Dona Ana
Chaves
Otero
San Juan
Luna
Rio Arriba
Taos
Colfax
Los Alamos
San Miguel
Dr. Sitta
Rick Phillips
Bernalillo
T. L. Weems
Tom Huntley
R. Garland
Las Cruces
New Mexico Aip
Albuquerque
Sitta
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
California
Ronald Reagan
Earl Dodge
Prohibition Party
Universal Party of
Berkeley
Calif
Ernestine Evans
Kirby James Hansley
Modesto
Roscoe B. MacKenna
Chicago
Roy Hill
Universal Party
Socialist Labor Party
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater-Miller