Mondale Leads Dole in TV Debate Poll Findings
A News Service poll of 820 voters shows Walter Mondale rated above Bob Dole as the better potential president in voters’ eyes. Mondale scores higher with liberals and Catholics, while Dole edges him among some groups. The survey notes Mondale’s appeal to blacks, and both candidates are seen as at least somewhat qualified for the presidency. The interview sample was weighted for race and political affiliation.
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Californians awaiting Mondale Reagan debate impact
An opinion poll finds both Mondale and Reagan lacking impact with voters as California support remains weak. Analysts say Friday's televised debate could shape many Californians' first real impression of the nominees and party alignment remains predictable.
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Party foes debate fault lines widen at Satirical Club
The Republican and Democratic committees clashed over a presidential candidate not answering questions at the Satirical Press Club event. Robert Strauss assailed Mary Ferrell as a spoiler while Mrs. Smith, chairwoman of the Democratic Committee, disputed the grammar of the exchange.
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