McGovern narrows gap in New York race
In Albany, New York, Senator George McGovern closes the gap with President Nixon in state polling ahead of next week's vote. Most polls show Nixon favored to win New York, with Mankiewicz citing a Cambridge Survey margin of seven to eight points. The Daily News straw poll suggested Nixon could win by about 1.5 million votes, while McGovern campaigns continue in upstate New York and New York City. Republicans eye gains as Democrats face reapportionment shifts, with several GOP candidates and Nixon aides warning of a possible landslide.
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Pivotal groups double Nixon support
New York area Catholics and Jews back Nixon at twice 1968 levels, a key factor in his lead over McGovern in the Yankelovich Survey. Nixon holds 51 percent in New York, New Jersey 51 percent, and 34 percent in Connecticut. McGovern gains among Jews from undecided voters.
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McClatchy papers with no endorsement in California primary
In Sacramento headline editorials the McClatchy papers say they regret tally cannot endorse either George McGovern or Richard Nixon for president. They fault McGovern for domestic and foreign policy uncertainty and Nixon for the era’s scandals, including ITT, wheat deal, milk fund, Supreme Court appointments and secret campaign funds.
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