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President, not Governor Clinton.
While George Bush and Dan Quayle lost the White House to the Arkansas governor and running mate A1 Gore, it was not for lack of support in the Old Dominion. Virginians voted significantly if not overwhelmingly —45 percent to 41 percent for the 97 percent of precincts reporting when the Rappahannock News went to press —for the national GOP ticket.
“As far as the Clinton victory goes for the United States, I think that it is fantastic,” Fauquier County Democratic Party chairman Rich Galecki said at a victory party at Fergi’s Restaurant in Warrenton when the projected winner of the presidential race was announced at about 9:30 on election night.
“It speaks well for the American people, who are ready for change. I think that all of our Democratic workers here in Fauquier County were ready for change and they worked as hard as they could,” Galecki said. “We had a lot of volunteers come out, we had a lot of producSee
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87.4%