Word: perring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Richard M. Nixon remains a clear favorite to win the Presidency today despite a last-minute Louis Harris poll showing Hubert H. Humphrey ahead, 43 to 40 per cent...
...expect an additional $15 billion per year in revenues from the growth of the economy. Through wise allocation of resources we can avoid cutbacks in existing social programs...
Becker conducted a state-wide poll in late September for the Boston Globe which gave Humphrey 44 per cent of the vote, Nixon 31, and Wallace 8, with 17 per cent undecided, but he feels that much of the large undecided vote will support Wallace...
...that contest, Mrs. Louise Day Hicks appealed to the lower middle class Irish backlash sentiment. The last poll before that election revealed an unusually high undecided vote of 25 per cent. Since White held a two to one lead, the undecided should have split two to one for him, but Mrs. Hicks captured 23 per cent of this vote to 2 per cent for White...
Nixon and Wallace are competing for this conservative, "anti" vote and Becker said that Nixon is too unpopular in the state to be a threat to Wallace's constituency. According to a spring poll conducted by Becker, 48 per cent of Massachusetts voters have an unfavorable opinion of Nixon. Pollsters consider any negative rating over 25 per cent a fatal omen for a state-wide candidate...