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Rill Clinton clinches Democratic nomination
LOS ANGELES, June 3: Bill Clinton clinched the Demo-' t.ilic presidential nomination on Tuesday but polls taken during the final six primaries showed Republicans and Democrats prepared to desert their parties in droves for Texas billionaire Ross Perot, reports Reuter.
Perot, who has no-political party, not a day's experience in office and who entered no primaries, cast a long shadow over the November 3 presidential election as voters expressed disgust with the established parties and their
standard bearers.
In television network exist polls conducted in the six states that wrapped up the five-month-long presidential primary campaign, between 28 and 46 per cent of voters said they would vote for Perot for president rather than President George Bush or Clinton.
Clinton, the governor of Arakansas, won five of the six primaries and was locked In a light too-closc-to-call battle with former California governor Jerry Brown for victory in the California primary, the
days' biggest contest.
Bush, who a month ago won enough delegates to be renominated, took all stx Republican primaries. Perot is expected to announce his Independent candidacy later this month.
In a three-day race. Perot could deny both Bush and Clinton a majority In the electoral college, which formally selects the president, throwing the choice to the House of Representatives for only the third time In American history.
Perot contended on Tuesday that there was no cause for
alarm If the elections went to the house. He said that if the house decides the election, that's not a constitutional crisis. There are provisions for fl (in the constitution). I don't think it's worth worrying about because the members of the house are very responsible people.'
In Tuesdays primaries. Clinton and Bush easily won In Ohio. New Jersey, Alabama and New Mexico.
Bush also won In California, the nation's most populous slate and a key Ingredient in any winning recipe for the
White House. Clinton was leading Brown 1n early returns in the state but the race was too close to call.
"The party's over. We're In for a change. We want our country back', Clinton told backers In Los Angeles a* he thanked them for helping him win the nomination.
Tuesday should have been a day to celebrate for Clinton, who for months had found himself under constant scrutiny due to questions over sex life and his avoidance of military service during the Vietnam War.