Several analysts estimated yesterday that 30 percent of the people who will vote

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

6-13-1994

Pages

1A, 8A

Abstract

Several analysts estimated yesterday that 30 percent of the people who will vote tomorrow are confused by the large number of candidates running for Congress in the First District and haven't yet decided on who to support. Conventional wisdom holds that Dennis Dutremble of Biddeford has the edge among the four Democratic candidates, and that James B. Longley Jr. is the leading Republican contender. Details.

Subjects

Elections -- Primary elections -- 1994

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