GOP Plans Nationwide Poll Series For 1968 Elections
Republicans hire Datamatics and MOR to conduct a multi state, multi district polling initiative with at least 400 interviewers per district, two 800 variable bid process, three waves per state or district, aiming to cover 25 districts and four states including Connecticut Idaho Missouri and Nevada. The effort targets Senate and House contests and seeks to influence campaign strategy with advanced data analysis.
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Political Pressure Groups Rate Congressional Votes
Congressional Quarterly scores align most Republicans and Ervin and Lausche with ACA while many Northern and Southern Democrats show mixed results. ADA and COPE rate liberal stances high for some Democrats and low for Republicans. CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION marks four Republicans in strong agreement. House results show 48 percent zero scores, with many Southern Democrats among them.
How Interest Groups Rated Congressmen
Texas senators and representatives were scored by four major pressure groups, two liberal and two conservative, reflecting how they voted on 1967 toll calls. The liberal groups Americans for Democratic Action and the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education rated lawmakers, while the conservatives Americans for Constitutional Action and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States provided competing percentages. Senator Ralph Yarborough and Senator John Tower are listed with their respective scores.
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