Democrats launch massive campaign to woo black voters
A broad bipartisan effort targets black voters ahead of the presidential election. The NAACP and civil rights groups mobilize in churches, radio, and ads with Clinton and Gore messages. The drive seeks higher turnout in Missouri Michigan and other swing states, aiming to close the gap with white voters and influence close contests.
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Young voters show interest in politics and issues
A Hamilton College and Zogby International survey of 18 to 24 year olds finds 88 percent registered to vote and 77 percent likely to vote, with education and Social Security top concerns. The study notes youths want politicians to speak directly on issues through media like MTV and the Internet.
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