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The Voters Speak.(Brief Article)
On Election Day, Voter News Service surveyed more than 13,000 voters as they left the polls. The data below show how different demographic groups voted and also how Gore and Bush supporters felt about some key issues. To take one example, a majority of women supported Al Gore; a majority of men, George W. Bush. Seventy-one percent of Bush voters (but only 25 percent of Gore's supporters) said government is ...
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