Reagan Wallace Third-Party Strength Shapes 1976 Race
Louis Harris analyzes how George Wallace and Ronald Reagan would alter the 1976 contest as third-party candidates. The survey shows Wallace could deny major parties a clear win, pushing the race toward the House, while Reagan could siphon crucial Ford votes, especially among conservatives, suburban voters, and women.
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Louis Harris
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George Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
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Wallace
Ford
Harris
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Gerald Ford
Midwest
South
Richard Meole
Ronald
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