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With one month to go in the longest presidential campaign in American history, the candidates are acting as if they are just getting started. They are putting on a burst of speed, going more places, giving more speeches, campaigning as if their lives depended on it-and indeed their political...
In 1976, Carter won every Southeastern state except Virginia. By taking Texas and splitting the industrial North with Jerry Ford, he was narrowly the victor. But this year, he has not been able to make up for the erosion at home by winning new strongholds in the North. He has...
Perhaps so, but a lot of sophisticated planning by the TV experts goes into just how their man is presented on the tube. The electronic campaigns of both Carter and Reagan have deliberately started on positive notes, aimed at bolstering shaky supporters and giving the millions of undecided Americans reasons...
Not since the SALT II debate has the Administration lobbied so vigorously in Congress. Emissaries from Jimmy Carter regularly called on undecided Senators and Representatives. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie made an impassioned plea to his old friends on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. According to a Senate aide, he...
For so early in the campaign, a surprisingly low 1% of registered voters claim to be undecided about whom they now favor.* Still, the survey discloses just how shaky those current preferences are. Fully 55% say they are not "personally interested or excited about" any of the candidates. Only 11...