1996 with Alexander/McCain as Republican ticket (user search)

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1996 with Alexander/McCain as Republican ticket (search mode)

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Who do you vote for / Who Wins?

#1 Alexander/Alexander		5 (12.5%)
#2 Alexander/Clinton		11 (27.5%)
#3 Alexander/Perot		0 (0%)
#4 Clinton/Alexander		1 (2.5%)
#5 Clinton/Clinton		18 (45%)
#6 Clinton/Perot		1 (2.5%)
#7 Perot/Alexander		0 (0%)
#8 Perot/Clinton		4 (10%)
#9 Perot/Perot		0 (0%)

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Total Voters: 40

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Topic: 1996 with Alexander/McCain as Republican ticket (Read 6432 times)

George W. Hobbes
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Re: 1996 with Alexander/McCain as Republican ticket

« on: June 17, 2005, 10:45:56 PM »

Perot/Clinton. However, with this match-up I'd say it's a fair assessment that Ross only wins 5% instead of 8%.

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George W. Hobbes
Mr. Hobbes
Jr. Member

Posts: 962

Political Matrix
E: -0.38, S: 1.03

Re: 1996 with Alexander/McCain as Republican ticket

« Reply #1 on: July 18, 2005, 07:36:27 PM »

Frankly, I think if Newt doesn't shut down the government because he's a crybaby, then I think the Republicans had a decent shot at winning back the White House in 1996.

(Also, if Clinton doesn't take Dick Morris' advice and sign the welfare reform bill, then the GOP certainly could win.)

Hmm...I'll have to work on a timeline for that.

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