Economy voters weigh the economy in 1992 race
In Economy Pennsylvania and nearby states undecided voters weigh the enduring strength of the booming economy. Voters like Bill Zaccagnini and Jim Armstrong discuss jobs and costs while Bush and Gore vie to translate economic growth into votes. Polls show Gore leads on economy but anxieties remain over health care and retirement.
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Bill Zaccagnini
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
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George W. Bush
al Gore
Bush
Gore
Joe Polidori
Parma
Jim Armstrong
Pew Research Center
Illinois
John Engler
Texas
Karen Hope
GOP
Bill McInturff
Cindy Lohmar
Bloomsburg
Emily Meyer
West Middlesex
Monica Lewinsky
Jenny Goodger
Roseville
Mich
Swing states demographics and voting trends snapshot
The data charts show population under 18 and 65 plus, unemployment rates from 1992 to 2000, jobs created since 1992, median household incomes, and home ownership across multiple years. It lists 1988 to 1996 presidential vote shares for Bush, Dukakis, Clinton, Dole, and Perot, with sources from Census and BEA.
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Michigan
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Perot
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