Kennedy Leads Kennedy Edge in Harris Survey for Democrats
The Harris poll shows Edward Kennedy defeating both rival frontrunners Carter and Humphrey in general matchups. Kennedy leads Humphrey 49 to 43 and tops Carter 49 to 43 while Democrats favor Kennedy over both in key subgroups such as blacks, youth, and union members.
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Carter asserts HHH as main threat in Pennsylvania race
AP dispatch from Pittsburgh notes Jimmy Carter naming Humphrey as his strongest rival in the Pennsylvania primary though Humphrey is not a candidate this year. Carter urges uncommitted delegates, campaigns with miners, and criticizes court judges as he seeks leverage in a volatile election cycle. Meanwhile, Wallace pushes capital punishment while UAW leaders in Detroit back Carter for Michigan. Missouri party caucuses show Carter with modest support as uncommitted delegates lead.
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