Arkansas Democratic Primary

[Nym90]

I thought the main point was that it is not at all uncommon for a candidate to lose his home state, although it has become quite a bit less frequent in modern times. Going from 1972 to 2000 without anyone losing their home state was the longest such streak in U.S. history.

[MAS117]

larouche is a cult leader

[Gustaf]

larouche is a cult leader

Yep, we've been pointing that out.

[minionofmidas]

I remember seeing this poll according to which Gore won in all the states where less than a certain percentage of the population (I've forgotten how much, it wasn't 50%) condemned Clinton's extramarital episode. There was one exception either way. Arkansans forgave Clinton but didn't vote for Gore. New Mexicans were the other way round

[jravnsbo]

NM was extremely close though 366 votes i believe.

I remember seeing this poll according to which Gore won in all the states where less than a certain percentage of the population (I've forgotten how much, it wasn't 50%) condemned Clinton's extramarital episode. There was one exception either way. Arkansans forgave Clinton but didn't vote for Gore. New Mexicans were the other way round