Mondale Leads Dole in A14 NENT Survey
A14 NENT survey shows Sen. Walter Mondale leading Sen. Robert Dole by a margin as Friday night campaign events shape the vice presidential race. The poll reflects Mondale's favorable position among voters amid ongoing campaign activities and public opinion trends in Washington.
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Debate split over Carter and Ford performance
The Republican and Democratic national chairs clashed over which candidate dodged questions. Carter’s use of Mondale to shore up liberal support is noted, with McCarthy and independent candidacy hints. Polls show Mondale favored by Democrats and Dole by Republicans, with variations by region and liberal versus conservative voters.
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