Poll shows Nixon strength shifts 1968 voting patterns
George Gallup reports that Nixon leads Humphrey among major groups, with big-city voters at 46 to 61 for Nixon and Wallace at 14. Young voters tilt toward Nixon, manual workers split, Catholics narrow the gap, Jews lean toward Wallace, and men favor Wallace more than women. The piece notes dramatic shifts breaking postwar voting trends.
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