Nominations won force Gore and Bush to unite within party
In Los Angeles the campaign battle tightens as Gore and Bush face the task of consolidating their parties after a hard primary season that toppled a coronation. They weigh fundraising and campaign tone, while supporters debate strategy and public perception ahead of the pivotal nominating contest.
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Bush staff begins plans for fall vote and fundraising
Bush's campaign moves to consolidate gains after Super Tuesday with plans to raise money and prepare for a general election contest against Gore. He carried California and several key states, while McCain struggles to stay relevant and Keyes remains fringe. Bush vows tax, education, and Social Security reform lines and attacks Clinton-Gore as status quo.
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Bush Pushes McCain Left as Gore Wins Big on Super Tuesday
Exit polls show Bush gains with Republicans and conservatives while independents and liberals largely back Gore over Bradley. McCain loses credibility with Christian conservatives, drawing criticism for attacks on religious groups. Voter News Service surveyed eleven states, highlighting party splits and key demographics in California, New York, Ohio, and beyond.
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Gore says Bradley moved nation on race relations
Gore credited Bradley with advancing race relations and urged reform of campaign finance. He won 15 primaries including California and New York, gaining at least 936 delegates and aiming to build on a strong economy. Bradley claimed credit for elevating finance reform and conceded after a night of tightly contested results.
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Dole Emerges As Bush VP Pad in Gop Race
Elizabeth Dole has bolstered George W. Bush's bid by campaigning across Michigan Connecticut New York South Carolina Missouri Ohio Minnesota and Maryland. Party aides say her national appeal and issues like breast cancer awareness could bolster a Compassionate Conservative ticket while some question elective experience.
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