Gore wins broad victory in 15-state Super Tuesday sweep
Democrats backed Gore across 15 states including Missouri and New York, with Bradley fading. Gore touted a mainstream stance and the economy as his path to November while signaling a continuing battle against Bush policies. Bradley spoke in the past tense, with aides promising a scheduling update to decide if he persists as a candidate.
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Gore Bradley deadlocked delegate counts in 2000 race
Vermont results show Bradley with 44 percent while Gore wins caucuses in North Dakota Idaho Washington and American Samoa. Gore leads with 1152 delegates to Bradley 346 as Bush dominates Republican field. Gore touts campaign finance reform and joint open meetings while eyeing Bradley healing race relations and a day of work visits.
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Bush wins big as Bush Gore race shifts after Super Tuesday
Bush sweeps California New York Missouri and Maine while McCain takes New England. In Democratic contests Gore defeats Bradley in all 15 races setting up a Bush Gore general election battle. Bush vows tax cuts education reform and social security overhaul while aiming to repair trust in government.
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