Mosk Leads California Poll in Attorney General Race
A California Poll shows Attorney General candidateStanley Mosk leading Republican rival Judge Thomas Coakley by about five to three among likely voters. Mosk, a strong vote getter who won by 1.1 million in 1958 and led the Democratic ticket in June primaries, has maintained a large plurality across three prior measurements.
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Kuchel Leads Richards in California Senate race
Incumbent Sen. Thomas Kuchel holds a clear lead over Democratic challenger State Sen. Richard Richards in the California U.S. Senate contest. Polls show Kuchel with a substantial plurality and Richards unlikely to overtake even with undecided voters leaning.
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Lt Governor Race Rated Very Close
The race between Lt Governor Glenn Anderson and San Francisco Mayor George Christopher remains tightly contested. Polls show Anderson with a small overall lead, but among likely voters the margin is razor thin and turnout in the final week could decide the result.
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Poll Indicates Split On State Senate Reapportionment
A California poll shows a divided opinion on Proposition 1 with undecided voters and regional splits. Analysts warn that late information and shifts before election day could alter the final result as in 1960 when reapportionment failed by about 1.5 million votes.
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Dominican Party Nominates Balaguer for President
The Dominican Revolutionary Party named exiled former President Joaquin Balaguer as its presidential candidate in next month's elections. Balaguer, who fled the country earlier this year, has been living in New York. he previously became president in 1960 under Rafael Trujillo and later fell out of favor after Trujillo's death.
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California farmers may swing the governor race
California farmers could cast deciding votes in the governor race as Nixon attacks Brown’s farm pay and appointees. Brown campaigns in farm areas praising the water project's irrigation potential and farm-protection measures. Both candidates share many farm policy views, with differences on others.
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Richardson Rafferty Race In Turbulent California Election
Polls show Proposition 24 supporters outnumbered by opponents among those with prior exposure while undecided voters dominate overall. The Richardson Rafferty race for State Superintendent of Public Instruction remains highly uncertain with both candidates fluctuating and a large share undecided as election day nears.
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50 Million U S Citizens Expected to Vote
Washington based analysts estimate about 50 million Americans will go to the polls in the off year. They caution turnout could vary by a couple million and note the Cuba crisis may affect voter enthusiasm. Past off year turnout hovered around 45 percent, suggesting roughly 51 million voters this year.
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