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Argues whether Ross Perot preparation for another possible presidential race, is likely to have an impact on the contest. Persons who qualified for ballots; What surveys conducted by Linda DiVall indicates; Senator Bob Dole's lost of voted to Perot; Details on the presidential polls and developments surrounding this.

Questions how the economy will affect United States President Bill Clinton in the 1996 presidential elections. Claims of the White House deputy economic adviser, Gene Sperling on the performance of the economy during Clinton's tenure; Views of economists on the impact of Clinton's actions of the economy.

Reports on Senate Majority Leader Robert J. Dole's victory in the California primary in Los Angeles on March 26, 1996. Reference to Dole's relationship with the voters; Comparison between votes received by Dole and Patrick J. Buchanan; Comments by Dole to his supporters; Impact of Dole's performance on his primary record; Views about Dole's victory.

Looks at results from a Washington Post-ABC News poll on the possible winner of the 1996 presidential elections in United States. Information on the possibility of President Bill Clinton winning; Details on how other candidates will place; Examination of other findings from the poll.

Reports on United States (US) Senate Majority Leader Bob Doles' victory in the New York primary on Thursday March 07th, 1996. Doles' status according to exit polls; Information on upcoming campaign efforts of Dole's opponents including Steve Forbes; Information on Dole's preparation for fall campaign against US President Bill Clinton. INSETS: New York exit poll.;New York vote..

Expresses the opinions of American women voters on the economy and the government. Perceptions of women according to results of poll commissioned by the Kaiser Family Foundation; Separation between men and women in segment of electorate on the issues; Comments from women such as Jean Stephen, a nursing home worker, and others. INSETS: Sizing up the electorate.;About this series..

Reports that President Bill Clinton has received immense support from the public in reference to negotiations of a federal budget. Findings of a Washington-Post ABC survey; Views of the public about the negotiations. INSETS: Ameicans on the budget battle.;Appropriations scoreboard..

Presents results and methodology of a survey conducted by the Washington Post, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and the Harvard University about US government issues and racism on Whites, Blacks, Hispanics and Asians.

Focuses on the worries and anxiety of Black middle class society regarding income and employment despite the rapid rise in the same class. Factors responsible for the insecurity among the Blacks; Status of the Black community since 1960; Details of the poll about mixed opinions. INSET: Methodology..

Presents the results of a reality check survey conducted by the Washington Post, the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Harvard University as reported on October 7, 1995. Survey finds that average Americans have a great deal of misconceptions about their country and the people; Distorted image of the minorities projected in the survey; Increased tension between the races in America; Related details. INSETS: How perceptions affect attitudes.;About this series..

Discusses the reaction of opponents of affirmative action when California's ban on race and gender preferences was upheld by a federal appeals court. Details on efforts to ban affirmative action; Obstacles faced by opponents of affirmative action; Information on proposed legislation supporting the opposition of affirmative action.

Reports on the voting coalitions who secured a victory for United States President, Bill Clinton in the 1996 elections. Categories of voters; Emergence of divisions along lines of religion, marriage and others in politics of 1990s; Comments from political scientist at Emroy University, Merle Black; Results of polls conducted on voters. INSET: Two coalitions..

Comments on the attitudes of most delegates attending the 1996 Democratic National Convention. Issues both Democratic voters and party activists oppose and support; Findings of a poll conducted by the Washington Post and ABC News; Delegates' views about American President Bill Clinton. INSETS: The delegates on the issues.;The delegates on Clinton.;Different degrees of Democrats..

States that polls indicated that many people from both groups were disappointed with former Senator Robert J,. Dole's 1996 presidential campaign in the United States. Some of GOP delegates' perception of President Clinton's campaign; Issues discusses during campaign.

Highlights the differences in the results of surveys pertaining to the presidential race in the United States. Results of the Washington Post-ABC News; What the Time magazine/CNN poll indicates. INSET: Poll positions..