04 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1992
Page
1
Representatives Walsh wins another term as women claim victories in local contests. Reports indicate discussions on a jobs bond act facing defeat in A10 and Christensen capturing the 119th district race in A9, with Brown defeating Hallenbeck in a separate contest. A CLARION.
Senator Alfonso D'Amato used a ten million dollar campaign kitty to defeat Attorney General Robert Abrams and win a third term in Washington. He spent two million on ads from mid-September to mid-October while Abrams spent about six hundred sixty thousand. With 99 percent of precincts tallied, D'Amato took 51 percent and Abrams 49 percent, carrying New York City but losing upstate areas.
Clinton wins the presidency at 10:48 p.m. EST, defeating Bush as 102 million Americans vote. He pledges to tackle AIDS, the environment, education, and economic reform with Gore beside him as running mate amid a Democratic Congress transition. Bush concedes, praising the democratic process and wishing Clinton well.
A fragmented OCR item notes page references with phrases about change in the first 100 days and mentions page locations A7 and A5. The text is garbled, offering no clear persons or events to anchor a full summary.
In exit polls across Onondaga County and the nation the shift from Bush to Clinton is clear. Bush won 38 percent nationally and 36 percent in the county where 211,999 voters cast ballots, far above 1984. Voters expect higher taxes bigger government and inflation. Clinton seen as caring for the middle class and in touch with people. The piece notes anger and a desire for job growth.
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