Democrats weigh Super Tuesday risks and strategy
A group of conservative and moderate Democrats argues Super Tuesday could amplify early wins from Iowa and New Hampshire, potentially hurting rival candidates by consolidating black votes in the South. Analysts say campaigns must convince candidates to court conservative and moderate voters and prepare for media attention across a dozen states.
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Hart to face young faces in '88 race
AP reports Gary Hart launches his 1988 presidential bid as front runner amid a larger youth influx, with a crowd of younger contenders entering the Democratic field. At age 52, Hart now faces a generation shift as names like Dukakis and Simon sit older than him, while Gore argues youth aids the candidate pool.
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