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Clinton supporter Lori Davis, a senior in psychology, said she hopes Ross Perot's reentry into the presi
dential campaign "won t split tha vote."
Students in poll speak out on Perot
By Lisa Kneefei
Emerald Reporter
A handful of University students surveyed in
an informal campus poll said a three-way contest
will udd interest to the presidential ruce but like
ly will not result in Ross Perot's election.
Perot announced his candidacy Thursday after
noon with 33 days remaining before the Nov. 3
election
John Sluta, a Junior in English, said he believes
Perot's move will divide the parties and siphon
votes from President Bush, giving the Democratic
ticket an edge.
Sluta questioned Perot's method of determining
support for his campaign The Perot camp estab
lished an 800-numl>er callers could dial to regis
ter support of his candidacy.
The number accessed a pre-recorded message
thanking callers for their support but did not al
low for any dissenting opinions Cullers intending
to stato disagreement wore chagrined to find that
thoir calls automatically registered support.
Erika Jostod, a senior in philosophy and politi
cal science, called Perot's announcement “an ego
ploy.” Josted said a three-way contest would Ixm
efit Bush rather than Clinton.
“I don't think (Perot) significantly has a chance
to win,” Jostod said.
Lori Davis, a senior in psychology, said she l»
lieves Perot disillusioned some people when he
previously announced he would not run for elec
tion.
"I'm for Clinton, and I'm hoping that it just
won't split the vote," Davis said.
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