Carter accuses McGovern of winning delegates by technicalities
Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter charged that Senator George McGovern is expanding into states with little support to gain delegates through rule technicalities. Carter, a former NDP rulewriter, warned of a nationwide pattern as Jackson supporters cited attempts to replace pledged delegates. He said as many as 50 challenges have been filed nationwide.
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Harris survey shows McGovern building new power base
Louis Harris reports McGovern strengthening with independents, educated, high income, young and suburban voters forming a new affluent center. Humprey trails among lower income, elderly, less educated and minority voters in Nixon matchups. The May 9–10 survey of 1885 adults shows McGovern 48 May 41 and Humphrey 50 42 versus Nixon.
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Registrars Warn Wallace Write In Ballots Must Include President Word
County officials cautioned that supporters of Governor George C. Wallace must place the word president or presidential on write in ballots in the June 6 Democratic primary or the ballots will not be counted. James Allison noted the rule applies under state law.
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Yorty charges rivals conspiring with TV networks
Mayor Sam Yorty lashed out at Democratic hopefuls George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey as he criticized media coverage and accused them of colluding with television networks to restrict California debates. He urged the FCC to force his inclusion and said he would seek additional debate time.
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Wallace denies funds for California write-in campaign
Wallace campaign says no national money will be spent on his write-in effort in California's June 6 Democratic primary. California strategist William K. Shearer says the move nearly ends Wallace's chance to win California's 271 delegates, but backers will tally the California write-ins with other states' popular votes to boost Wallace's overall lead for the Miami convention. He argues the tactic tests party sincerity on convention reform and preserves Wallace's national popular vote edge over McGovern and Humphrey.
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Shearer backs local effort for Wallace campaign
Shearer founder of the American Independent Party in California says no national money or broad organizing. Campaign offices will open in San Francisco and Los Angeles with a possible San Diego site. He co operates with the Democratic voters at the base while remaining on an unpledged AIP slate.
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