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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 5, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday november 5,1992 presidential returns Stavft by total return How the candidates scored afe net each other in Sec Contesti Bute pm Mthm a a a Quot of Alabama j a Emmeit f Bush 775 4m 48% Iii t Clinton 662,676 41% i Porot 176.495 11% a 90m i tuck out Nae tar von �0%pmio� 796,136 34% Cllnton 1,037,246 44% Porot 509,516 22% 11 map Rete Bush Clinton 143,677 36% 153,754 38% 106,657 26% Natof Slafca it aaa pow Cwm Bush 73,663 Clinton 57,264 Porot 50,034 Artanna 41% 32% i 26% i Bush Clinton Porot 338,162 47% 213,655 30% 171,618 24% a Fri coif Bush 486,324 39% i Clemton 466,503 37% i Porot 303,176 24% i Artam aaa Bush Clinton Porot 167,188 35% 182,340 38% 127,203 27% to no incl 99%pncmcia Bush 320,888 Clinton 476,736 Porot 95,420 can Omla 36% i 53% i 11% i of. In Ptg wow Bush 102,491 38% Clinton 200,914 39% Porot 116,194 23% new Jersey Bush 3,316,514 32% Clinton 4,791,164 47% Porot 2,126,916 21% woo Emo a 54 Bush 1,299,717 41% h Clinton 1,355,772 43% m Porot j 502,163 16% a naw Madoo it is  Bush 546,902 36% i Clemton 616,681 40% i Porot 357,372 23% i Conne Euleut Bush 205,781 38% of Clemton 251,479 46% m Potot 89,416 16% a i Quot. 99%pncincti Bush 572,109 Clemton 673,657 Potot 344,420 36% i 42% i 22% i Bush 2,268,729 35% Clemton 3,242,383 50% bomb 33 Porot 1,026.410 16% m Northi Rottel a  Bush 102,436 Clemton 125,997 Porot 59,061 . 35% i 44% i 20% i Bush 1,110,994 44% a Clemton 1,006,206 43% a Porot 348,385 14% a North Dakota 14  Bush 19,813 Canton 186,301 Potot 9,284 9% a 85% it 4% a Bush Clemton 131,047 45% 95,547 32% 67,857 23% a a we pics Vika Aoi a.  Bush 2,087,109 41% m Canton 2.014,426 39% m a a 1.021,736 20% a 28 Bush 1,867,635 30% Clemton 1,950,675 40% 1,021,251 21% 21. Isia lot few puck jew Bush 945,346 Clemton 956,606 297,134 43% a 44% a 14% m 13 Buoh Clemton 592,929 43% my 472,796 34% m 319,078 23% Oai Asp Ramob Bush 136,430 37% i Clinton 178,693 49% i 52,863 14% a Alj Avivm. Bush 371,395 Canton 490,038 a 299.425 32% 43% 25% o Anat m ww7m Pfob Wpm Bush 201,787 Clinton 136,249 129,702 43% i 29% m 26% m i 6ps-Prseiheb Bush 1,774,943 36% i Canton 2,222,057 45% an 23 Porot 394,236 18% by fifty us Vand me t a Vav Milami pm pm plan Bush 1,681,276 35% m i Canton 2,346,976 46% ass a a 816,657 17% m 22 a  Bush 121,064 29% Canton 190,677 48% b Porot 94,717 23%  Bush Clemton 975,903 634,700 451,070 43% m 37% m 20% b 12 Garsjo Issize a Bush 669,065 46% Canton 474,062 40% Porot 137,022 12% tit Mola Afsar Tmima a Buoh 503,336 Canton 583,034 251,041 36%m 44% m 19% m Buoh 136,766 Canton 123,914 a a 72,002 41% 37% 22% .69% pr�r4�gb Buoh 439,632 Canton 393,625 309,655 39% i 34% i 27% i Kaa Tucky Bush 040,443 43% Canton 933,071 47% i Porot 199,525 10% i Kaa 11 Aagaar vow  Bush 614,840 Clemton 662,567 Porot 203,261 41% h 45% a 14% a Bush 2,442,279 40% Clemton 2,259,946 37% Porot 1,343,372 22% Utah 32 89pr�cmcl� Bush 731,619 Clemton 815,530 Potot 210.703 41% it 46% i 12% Bush 319,214 Clemton 181,111 Porot 201,076 46% 26% 29% Fie Mcc Faer Yarvi Bush 196,036 Clemton 249,079 Porot 192,506 31% i 39% i 30% it Bush 64,107 Clemton 123,780 Porot 60,365 31% 46% 23% $9%ptcmem Bush 671,609 35% i Clinton 941,978 50% Porot 271,196 14%  10 Bush 1,120,611 45% Clemton 1,006,730 41% Porot 336,924 14% 13  Bush 779.159 Cimon 1,263.718 Porot 612,936 29% i 46% i 23% i 1?. Bush 609,410 31% Clemton 655,122 44% Porot 470.666 24% 11 Bush 1,318 598 36% Clemton 1 626,536 44% Porot 717.309 20%  16 Bush 224.295 Clemton 310 761 Porot 101.612 wac aftain 35% 49% 16% s0%pr�cmct> Bush 706.461 Clemton 961.176 Porot 528.865 32% m 44% so 24% of  10 Bush 911.656 37% Clinton 1,021.988 41% Porot 533.212 22% 11 ioo0r#cwu Bush 479,552 50% m Clemton 391,461 41% a Porot 83,728 9%o Bush Clemton Porot 79,515 40% 67,858 34% 51,182 26% election 92 the stars and stripes Page 3 o electoral map of the United states the president and the vice president Are the Only elected officials who do not Gam their office by direct vote of the people whoever from Page 1 wanted bigger cuts. Bush held to 38 percent in a three Way race pledged his cooperation in the transition of Power. A there is important work to be done and America must always come first Quot said Bush the fourth president in this Century denied a second term. So we will get behind this new president and wish him Well. As he walked off stage in Houston his three decades in american government near an end Bush whispered to his wife a a it a  Ross Perot whose Independent candidacy was the very Symbol of the turbulent political season also saluted Linton. A we need to All work together and work with the new administration and give it a world class Best Effort to get these problems solved Quot said the Dallas billionaire who ran a Strong but Distant third after spending $60 million on his Campaign. Beginning was a new Day for the democratic party and its Young ticket the 46-year-old Arkansas governor and his 44-year-old running mate sen. A1 Gore of Tennessee. On Jan. 20, the nations leadership will be passed for the first time to members of the generation shaped by the Vietnam War. A we feel Good tonight a Gore said. A but think of How we re going to feel when we change a  change was the theme of virtually every Campaign from the White House to the statehouse. To varying degrees the voters delivered. More than 100 new members were elected to the House of representatives but republicans made Only modest gains after predicting much More. Democrats appeared Likely to lose 11 seats from a lineup that was 268 democrats 166 re publicans and one Independent heading into the allowing. In the Senate the democrats could pick up one seat for a 58-42 split. The biggest change of All came in a big Way. Clinton won 43 percent of the popular vote the lowest for a presidential Winner since Richard m. Nixon matched that in 1968, but Clinton won 32 states and the District of Columbia with 368 electoral votes. Bush won 18 states with 168 electoral votes. It takes 270 to win the White House. . Presidents Are not elected directly by the people but by the electoral College a essentially a rubber stamp body that casts its electoral votes according to state results on a Winner take All basis. Each state has As Many electoral votes As it does House and Senate seats a from 3 to 54. Bill Clinton born aug. 19,1946, in Hope Ark. Education Bachelor s degree from Georgetown school of foreign service 1968 Rhodes scholar at Oxford University 1968-70 Law degree from Vale Law school 1973. Family wife Hillary. Daughter Chelsea 12. Military service none religion Southern Baptist. Perot won no states but his 19 percent showing was Best by a third party candidate since Teddy Roosevelt a 27 percent in 1912. Nearly 100 million americans voted the largest number in history. The turnout expected to be about 55 percent of those eligible was up sharply from 1988 when barely 50 percent cast ballots. Even As he claimed Victory Clinton made appeals for Unity asking americans to work together across racial and ethnic lines and asking supporters of Bush and Perot to rally to his cause. Democratic congressional leaders pledged cooperation. But Republican Senate Leader Robert Dole of Kansas suggested that confrontation Lay ahead. A a there a not a Clear mandate Quot he insisted. For All the assaults on his character and record As governor it was a Campaign fought largely on Clinton s terms Over the painful recession much of the country is still struggling to escape Bush who had registered a record 90 percent popularity in 1991 after the persian Gulf War fell far Short of his vow to pull off a the political upset of the  he was doomed in Large measure by a staggering Economy. The recessions legacy was seen in Clinton victories across the Industrial states. New Jersey Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Michigan. Clinton had California too in the democratic column for the first time since 1964. Without any of those even Florida and Texas victories left Bush without a formula for four More years  
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