From: Robert S. Thau (rst@ai.mit.edu)
Date: Thu Nov 09 2000 - 10:46:59 PPET
Kent Spaulding writes:
> According to a source on the radio (NPR?) yesterday morning (who
> was admittedly pro-Bush), that county had a spike in votes for
> Buchanan during the 88 election as well - he was quite popular in
> that county. So, this guy basically said something like "Let's not
> jump to conclusions - the Buchanan voters who live in West Palm
> Beach may simply have gone out and voted for Pat." His claim was
> that the distribution of Buchanan support in Florida in '88 was
> very similar to the support seem Tuesday.
Buchanan himself disagrees strongly, according to Reuters:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Reform Party candidate Pat Buchanan said on
Thursday he believed most of the 3,407 votes he got in a Florida
county belonged to Vice President Al Gore and that people had voted
for him by mistake.
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20001109/pl/election_buchanan_dc_1.html
Who was that "source on the radio"?
rst
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