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Reagan Pollster Richard Wirthlin said his postdebate sampling of viewers found Reagan to have won by 45% to 34%. Independent polls done for CBS News and the Associated Press supported those findings: CBS gave it to Reagan 44% to 36%, the A.P. 46% to 34%. On perhaps the most important...
The end began for Jimmy Carter in Cleveland, the analysts surmised in the quadrennial post-mortems. The huge "undecided" chunk of the American electorate, dissatisfied with its choice and unhappy with its leader, drifted to the right and settled in Reagan's column.
Although there is a small drift to ward Carter, the race quite clearly is virtually even. The key variable may be the degree of turnout among the sup porters of the two candidates, which the Yankelovich survey makes no attempt to predict. But the poll did ask whether voters were...
As Election Day approaches, millions of Americans are still struggling to decide which of the three major candidates is the least objectionable and hence should get their reluctant vote. TIME National Political Correspondent John Stacks sought out more than a dozen people in the key state of Pennsylvania, all previously...
For a time, McKee's solution was John Anderson. "I have admiration for him. He's the best candidate. He's refreshing and outspoken." Like others who have drifted away from Anderson, however, McKee is afraid that the independent cannot win. Says he: "If I was in...