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Article: Gore and Bush in Statistical Dead Heat in New Newsweek Poll ---- 57 Percent of Nader Voters Would Stick With Him Even If It Helps Bush ---- Majorities Approve Third-Party Candidacies, Doubt Next President Would Be Seriously Hurt By Capturing Electoral College But Not Popular Vote.
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- November 3, 2000
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ --
Four days before Election Day, the race between Vice President Al Gore and Texas Gov. George W. Bush for the national popular vote is too close to call, with Gore leading among registered voters 44-41 percent - a statistical dead heat -- according to the latest Newsweek Poll, with Green Party candidate Ralph Nader at 5 percent and Reform Party candidate Pat Buchanan with less than one percent. Among likely voters, Bush leads by a 45-43 percent margin, while Gore leads 29-18 percent among swing voters who have not decided or say they could still change their minds.
Despite Democratic appeals to Naderites, 57 percent of ...
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