Clinton Lazio poll shows mixed Upstate support
Zogby's four county Central New York poll finds Lazio leading Clinton in Madison and Cayuga, slight Lazio edge in Onondaga, while Oswego favors Clinton. Gore leads Bush in most counties though margins vary, with Tasked opinions on Wall Street issues and Medicare drug expansion shaping views.
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Kristi Andersen
Politcal Science
Syracuse University
Maxwell School
Lazio
Clinton
Cental Sew
Onondaga
Oswego
Cayuga
Madison
Zogby
al Gore
George W. Bush
Texas
Gore
Bush
New York
Bill Clinton
Michael Dukakis
George Bush
Onondaga County
Oswego County
Ralph Nader
Madison County
Senate
Clinton-Lazio
O Grady's pickle predicts Gore win in quirky poll
O'Grady, a 76 year old from Ogdensburg, uses a sliced gherkin to forecast the presidential race. He assigns right, left and middle sections to Republican, Democrat and third party candidates, then counts seeds after three days to reveal percentages. He projects Gore 49.7, Bush 46.6, Nader 3.1, Buchanan 0.6, claiming a track record of correct calls.
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O'Grady
Ogdensburg
al Gore
George W. Bush
Green Party
Ralph Nader
Reform Party
Patrick Buchanan
United States
George Bush
Pat Buchanan
Harry Browne
Constitution Party
Howard Wton Philhips
John Hagelin
Gore
Eight years of progress and tension reshape a nation
The nation has grown wealthier and healthier since 1992 with a record surplus, low poverty and unemployment, rising homeownership, and a booming stock market. Yet obesity and teen drug use rise, health insurance remains debated, and risks from energy prices and Middle East unrest linger as the Internet and mobile tech spread.
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America
David Wyps
Standard and Poor
Dri
Middle East
Allen Sinai
Primary Decision Economics
New York
Voters split on Gore Bush choice and Social Security stock market plan
A 505 voter poll from Oct 31-Nov 1 shows Gore leading among options with 12.9% support and notable shares for other candidates. Respondents split on whether elections are won by money, and most favor allowing workers to invest Social Security funds in the stock market while a large majority favor federal Medicare drug coverage.
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Gore
Bush
Clinton-Gore
Clinton- Lazio
Zogby International
Utica
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