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'oters, asked their choice if the el
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nong Republicans, 90 percent b;
nong independents, 63 percent t
nong Democrats, 29 percent bac
nong women, 56 percent back R
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nong blacks, 14 percent back R<
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ndale the clear winner, 248 to
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day showed Rcaean with a
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vlondale said the polls are
for a big surprise."
Reagan supporters Tuesctory.
The spokesman said
point behind." Campaign
igan to win all 50 states, a
ames Lake told reporters
ing in 49 states and "dead
mestate.
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ndependents.
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' 36 percent. Five percent
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Virginia.
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don't expect to win majorit
would be nice.
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Reagan, it's easier for ther
difficult for them to oppos
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would help Republican Cor
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STATELY
An Associated Press elec
following results.
In the South:
big Reagan lead in Flori<
North Carolina and Virgini
moderate Reagan leac
Tennessee.
turnout will tell in South <
Mondale closing in Louisi
toss-up in West Virginia.
In the East:
big Reagan lead in Conne<
narrow Reagan lead in M
Pennsylvania and Vermont.
Dig Mondale lead in Wash
toss-ups in Maryland, Mas:
Island.
In the Midwest:
big Reagan lead in Indi
Dakota, Oklahoma and Sou
moderate Reagan lead in
Ohio.
big Mondale lead in Minn<
toss-ups in Iowa and Wise
In the West:
big Reagan lead in Alaska,
tana, Utah and Wyoming.
. moderate Reagan lead
Washington.
toss-ups in California, Ha
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