Clinton, Bush win California, five other primaries; Clinton clinches nomination; polling shows strength for Perot

Article Abstract:

Presidential candidate Bill Clinton won primaries in California, Ohio, Alabama, New Jersey, New Mexico and Montana, winning the Democratic nomination. George Bush won the Republican primaries in all six states. Exit polls determined that many Democratic and Republican voters would have voted for Ross Perot.

Political aspects, Elections, Primaries, 1992 AD

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Bush, Clinton Perot meet in debate

Article Abstract:

Pres Bush, Gov Clinton and independent candidate Perot participated in a presidential debate on Oct 11, 1992. Clinton focused on change and the economy, and Bush focused on character and experience. Perot criticized the federal government.

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Bush, Clinton, Perot meet in second and third debates

Article Abstract:

Pres Bush, Gov Clinton and independent candidate Perot participated in debates on Oct 15, 1992, and Oct 19, 1992. Observers generally agreed that none of the candidates clearly won or lost the debates.

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