ELECTIONS ’92
Bush, Clinton do Super Tuesday
(At*) Bill ('.Union won
iin unbroken string of South
orn landslides Tuesday,
brushing past Haul T song, is
In establish hirnsi'lf ns Iron!
runner In the Democratic
presidential rate I’resident
Hush notched an eight-state
Republican shutout of chal
...........
On the boniest nighl of iHt* pnm.irv season.
Hush won from Boston to Austin, and six stains in
tiet ween. He fin od a dwindling protest, pu king
up linin' than (ir> percent of the OOl1 vote In rath
stain.
Clinton, the Domex rats' prr primary favorite
until confronted witli a sequence of t harat ter
questions in l ebruarv, hail r nmpaigned hard for
Southern margins so lopsitled that T songas would
have to limp to the Midwest as the primary < alen
dar turned north to Illinois and Mn hig.in
i'lorida fiad been the hitler liattleground. mid
even there T songas could capture only M pen ent
of the vole
Clinton lar outdistanced I songas and |err\
Brown to tiie Derivor ralii delegate competition,
positioning himself < omforiahly lor the Midw est
primaries He was piling up margins of l.S pert ent
or more in tin* popular vote in the Southern
stati-s. including Texas, Tennessee. Oklahoma,
Mississippi, Louisiana and the Missouri i am us
"The people of tin South heard the worst
alxiul me, hut they saw the lies!, said the Ark.in
ses governor in a Chicago victory rally
"Tonight, people are railing for genuine
r hangi' hei niiM' they are hurling, ( dinton said,
i rltir i/ing Hush’s rx nitnmir leadership f or his
part. Hush said in a statement that his landslides
were proof voters were ratifying his economic
proposals
Tsongas won at home in Mitsui husettx, in
Khoric Kland nnd in Delawares c auruscs
Hmwn's l«*sl showing was 1H percent in Khndc
Island
Despite Hush\ sucres*. large numbers of vul
its expressed disapproval with his job perfor
mama if* percent of Republlt um in Texas and
41 percent in Florid*
Hue hanan did l»-si in Florida, where he was in
ihr if) percent range Hr proi lulrned ( mill for
"Interrupting the political rareer of David Duke
by treating former Ku Klux Klan loader for six nnd
plain in Buko's home slate of Louisiana
Campaign manager ( red M.ilek spread Ihr
word that Hush would devote less lime in um
paigning in the (ulure The president was hxiking
beyond the COP i ampaign in a statement that
railed on congressional Bemor nils in pass his
anil rei ession Ingishilion
Hui hanan. In a fierv speech-In Michigan,
showed no sign of (pulling - He said the president
was "winning votes hut we have been winning
the hearts of the American popple and vs ■■ .ire go
mg to continue to do v> "
With 72 percent of the prei inr Is tallied in I-lor
Ida. Hush had !>H peri enl of the Republican vote,
to 12 percent for Hur hanan
In returns from 14 pen cut of Texas' pret ini Is
Hush was gaining 70 percent, to 23 percent for
Hur hanan and 2 percent for Duke
Clinton and 1 song,is, one appealing fits! to the
middle class, the oiler to upvale suburbanites
dashed almost exduMvelv in Florida, the rrown
(rwei id the busiest night of the primarv ram
p.ngn
AIM. said exit polls Indicated Clinton was run
ning strongly among him ks and Hispanit s in I ex
.is, sllghtlv ahead of Tsongas among Jewish voters
In Florida, and had sura -.ended in iiittiiig into
Tsongas' support among upsr ale Bemor rats
Clinton riding high
on Southern support
WASHINGTON |AI’) Crowned again, this time for real,
front-runner Rill Clinton is on his way to the Democratic
presidential nomination. He'll need some Northern wins to
go with his Southern sweep, but they’re in reach
There are four months to go before the Democrats nominate
their candidate, and Clinton comes with no guarantee But af
ter his Super Tuesday showing, neither of his remaining ri
vals t an boat him He'd have to blow it to lose it
The Arkansas governor swept through the Southern pri
maries Tuesday night, easily defeating Paul Tsongas even in
Florida, where the former Massachusetts senator had made
his stand In Texas, Mississippi, ’Tennessee, Louisiana and
Oklahoma where Tsongas didn't even make the ballot H
was Clinton’s night
The night's work will add up to a commanding Clinton
lead in delegate commitments one e tin' votes and margins .ire
computed
OCA may field candidate
SAl.KM (A!*) Angered bv
its treatment .tt the Dorchester
Conference, the Oregon Citi
zens Alliance Tuesday renewed
its throat to Hold u third-party
i andtdale against Republican
Son Hot) Pat kwood this fall
Matron said Ins group fools
hotravod hot auso modorutos
vs tin iittondotj tannual Re
publit on conference last wook
end lamfvastod the (XIA's pm
posod ballot moasuro to label
homosexuality as abnormal.
That .ill but ruined any
chances of continuing the
shaky truce between the (K!A
and moderate leaders of the
state Republic an I’artv
Sending a third-party candi
date against I’m kwood would
let tin' Republic an establish
ment know conservatives won't
tie pushed around. Mahon said.
Some Republicans believe Al
Mobley's independent Candida
v in the 1990 governor's rac e
siphoned enough votes from
Republican Dave Frohnmayer
io put Democrat Barbara Rob
erts into the state s top office
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