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Ross Perot finished a distant third in the election — nationally, serosa the state, and in Rapimhannock.
By early Wednesday morning, with 67 percent of precints reporting across the nation. Pen* had garnered 18 percent of the |>opular vote. He did not do quite so well in Rappahannock, stumbling to 1*» |iercent, while falling still further across the Commonwealth as a whole, taking only 14 percent of the ballots.
Bill Still, chairman of the 10th District Perot campaign, said that the election results wen* not totally disappointing from his vantage.
“We were hoping that In* would do better," Still conceited. “hut we still represent a sizable voting block ... and hopefully we can do something with that in the futun*."
Still said that Perot had indicated that he would continue to support the United We Stand gn»up that
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