Presidential Primaries Not In A Bind
Washington AP reports New Hampshire's presidential primary on Tuesday will not bind delegates tightly for long. Four states allow nonbinding delegates with Nixon facing Stassen Rockefeller and Reagan as contenders, while Romney has withdrawn. Wisconsin's next in line with 30 Republican and 59 Democratic delegates.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Wass
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
George Romney
Michigan
Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Johnson
Repubican
Romney
Rockefeller
Nixon-Stassen-Reagan
Tom McCall
Oregon
Hts
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
James A. Rhodes
Atty
Thomas Lynch
Alaska origins and 1968 primary delegate hints
Article notes the Aleut origin of Alaska’s name meaning Great country and traces historical usages. It surveys 1968 primary contests with delegate bindings across states including Indiana Oregon Nebraska Ohio California and mentions figures like Rockefeller Nixon and Johnson with various pledged or nonbinding rules and expected convention votes.
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Juneau
Alaska
Alaskan Peninsula
Alaksu
Alakshak
Unimak Island
Alaxa
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