Carter weighs running mate options with Washington focus
President hopeful Jimmy Carter says his vice presidential choice will likely have Washington experience and could be a woman or a Black candidate. He has not named names and plans interviews with one or more finalists before the Democratic National Convention. Carter has raised campaign funds and holds a growing delegate lead toward the nomination as GOP rivals Ford and Reagan pursue delegates.
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