Word: marginals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Bush's victory, no matter how large the margin, gives him a mandate to require loyalty oaths, promote philoprogenitiveness, deny prison furloughs, and very little else...
Presidential candidate Gov. Michael Dukakis beat Vice President Bush by a margin of 31,492 votes to 8708 in Cambridge, approximately 77 percent to 21 percent. National election figures show that Bush beat Dukakis 54 percent to 46 percent, with Dukakis carrying his home state...
Cambridge supported the re-election effort of Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54 by a large margin, giving Kennedy 32,711 votes to 7077 for Joseph D. Malone...
...margin here is strong, I don't think it's going to have a big effect on his ability as governor," said Olivia Golden '76, a lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government, before the election...
Those tallies were higher than predicted for Dukakis. A poll of Harvard students conducted last week showed that 69 percent of undergraduates supported Dukakis, compared to 27 who backed Bush. The poll, conducted by The Crimson from November 3 to 6, had a 6 percent margin of error...