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9/12/1971
Campaign
Newspaper
Article from the Detroit Sunday News,
written by Frederick P. Currier, titeled
"Democratci Grip Appears Strong: Nixon
Trails in '72 Michigan Poll." 4 pgs.
44
23
9/12/1971
Campaign
Newspaper
Article from the Detroit Sunday News,
written by Frederick P. Currier, titled
"Democratic Grip Appears Stron: Nixon
Trails in '72 Michigan Poll." 4 pgs.
Thursday, October 08, 2015
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Today's News poll applies this question to various possible 1972
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each of six potential Democratic nominees, with Alabama Gov. George
C. Wallace as a third party candidate in each case.
Besides measuring the response by such groupings as area, occupa-
tion, income and education, the poll also tests the reaction today of those
trends
polled aquinst how they voted in some key past elections. For example,
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of those vot for Mr. Nixon in 1968 would vote for him today and how
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99th YEAR No 21 40 CLNTS
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Nixon trails in 72 Michigan poll
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_12 A-THE SUNDAY Sept 12. 1971
"If you had to decide today. how would you vote in the following
situations.
Today's News poll applies this question to various possible 1972
U.S. presidential nominee combinations. It pits President Nixon against
each of six potential Democratic nominees, with Alabama Gov. George
C. Wallace as a third party condidate in each case.
Besides measuring the response by such groupings as area, occupa-
tion, income and education, the poll also tests the reaction today of those
72
vote
trends
polled egainst how they voted in some key past elections, For example,
under the heading "1968 presidential vote," the poll shows how many
of those voted for Mr. Nixon in 1963 would vote for him today and how
many would vote for another nominee or are undecided. Similarly it
shows the corresponding response from those who voted for Humphrey
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32
42
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31
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31
37
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23
32
34
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31
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51
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