Minnesota sees write-in surge amid national politics
Reading the Minnesota primary vote, a write-in surge for Eisenhower signals a shift. Analysts cite rising independence, calls for new faces, and isolationism waning as a new political trend.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1952
Page
6
Reading the Minnesota primary vote, a write-in surge for Eisenhower signals a shift. Analysts cite rising independence, calls for new faces, and isolationism waning as a new political trend.
Truman invited General Eisenhower to Washington to testify on foreign aid while Senate and White House aides weighed the political risks. Lodge, Duff, and Dewey initially supported bringing Ike home but reversed after New Hampshire victory. McMahon pressed to extend the invitation. George opposed citing political misreadings. Tobey pressed Connally for a vote, ending 7-5 against Ike’s invitation.
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