Shadow of Perot Narrows Post Primary Battle
Washington observers foresee a shortened post primary period for Bush and Clinton as Ross Perot’s independent bid absorbs attention. Perot’s momentum could tilt toward him, possibly weakening Clinton while drawing votes and focus away from Bush and the Arkansas governor. Clinton acknowledged the shift in a weekend interview, noting Perot’s impact.
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Clinton’s Clinton Clashes with Perot in 3 Way Race
Clinton leads polls with broad geographic support though Perot shows strength in many states. Bush and Clinton aim to sharpen messages while downplaying direct clashes. Campaigns note high negative ratings and focus on Perot’s wealth to sway lower income voters without detailing governing plans.
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Primary polls show Clinton and Brown top Democratic race
Unofficial returns across states show Bill Clinton leading the Democratic field with large margins in several contests. Jerry Brown follows, while Paul Tsongas and Eugene McCarthy trail. Republican results feature George Bush leading Pat Buchanan in New Jersey and Ohio with substantial precinct reporting.
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