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Moynihan Wins New York Democratic Senate Nomination
Daniel Patrick Moynihan edged Bella Abzug by about one per cent to win the New York Democratic Senate nomination. The race drew national attention as Moynihan led with 99 percent of unofficial votes at 36 to 35 percent for Abzug, with key rivals far behind. Moynihan pledged no leftward drift and Abzug signaled cooperation to unite the party against Buckley in November.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United Nations
New York
Bella Abzug
Moynihan
James Buckley
Abzug
Teavill
Sen. Buckley
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Paul O'Dwyer
Abraham Hirschfeld
Democratic Party
Kennedy
O'Neill
Michael Robertson
Berkley
Novemer
Rhode Island
Philip Noel
Richard Lorber
U.S. Senate
Noel
Lorber
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
U.S. Stn
Robert Stafford
Orrin Hatch
Senate
Utah
Frank Moss
Malcolm Wallop
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Nevada
Walden Earhart
Carson City
Colorado
Frank Evans
William Gradishar
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Thomas P. O'Neill
Edward J. Markey
Torbert H. Macdonald
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard Bullock
Gerald Brekke
Howrd Cannon
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Harry V. Spanos
Peter Peyser
Herman Badillo
Shirley Chisholm
North Carolina
David Flaherty
Coy Privette
Chapel Hill
Howard Lee Jost
House
James Green
Lee
Phil
John ©. Pastore
Edward P. Beard
Frank J. St. Germain
Dan Marriott
Hatch
Marriott
Allan Howe
Vernon
Romney
Michigan
George Romney