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...well in a state known for its liberal lifestyle. The Democrats signed up 660,000 new voters and spent $4 million on a media blitz. But Reagan won by 16 percentage points. Mondale did not fare as well among California Hispanics as he had hoped; according to an ABC exit poll, he beat Reagan by only 62% to 34%. Even 13% of California's blacks chose Reagan...
...more voters earned, the more likely they were to vote for Reagan, according to ABC's exit polls. Only among the very poor did Mondale win big. Those earning less than $5,000 a year chose the Democrat by 69% to 31%, while those in the $5,000-to-$10,000 range supported Mondale 53% to 46%. Voters earning between $10,000 and $20,000 went for Reagan by 52% to 48%, and those who made more than $50,000 annually gave him a lopsided...
...Brockmann gracefully exposed the biases behind Ted Koppel's questions, and in doing so laid bare the shameful subjectivity of one of America's most influential opinion makers. If such closed mindedness could be attributed only to Koppel, there would be no need to write this commentary. Unfortunately the ABC commentator's one-sided view of the Nicaraguan "problem" permeates the electronic media...
...NEXT NIGHT on ABC "World News Tonight" a three minute piece on Nicaragua described the "paranoid" fear of Nicaraguans concerning an imminent U.S. invasion in addition to the tremendous Nicaraguan arms buildup. All of one sentence was devoted to mentioning that there is a war going on in that country, and that one sentence neglected to mention that it is almost entirely financed by the United States...
...those polls. Never have there been so many and so frequent (New York Times/ CBS, Washington Post/ ABC, Newsweek /Gallup, TlME/Yankelovich...