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"The race is still very fluid," said Voles, referring to the undecided vote.
Kalb says further that Gore may not get the strong campaign push he hopes for from his fellow Southerners. "If the polls are correct, either a candidate named 'undecided,' or a candidate named Dukakis, or a third candidate named Jackson may end up with all of the marbles, and not...
Although voters across Massachusetts and 19 other states will cast their ballots in tomorrow's Super Tuesday primaries, more than 60 percent of Harvard students polled yesterday said they are undecided or plan not to vote.
In a random telephone survey of 332 undergraduates. The Crimson found only 183, or 55 percent, of them plan to vote in a presidential primary. Additionally, among those students polled who plan to vote, 30 percent said they remain undecided.
According to the poll, 65 percent of thestudents who plan to vote are registeredDemocrats, 21 percent are Republicans and 14percent are Independents. Twenty-two percent ofthe Democrats, 21 percent of the Republicans and81 percent of the 26 Independents polled said theyare undecided.