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The Nation's Presidential Poll
June 9, 1956 issue

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Once the nominating conventions are over, choice for U.S. President and vice president is limited. In order to give readers an opportunity to indicate their preference prior to the conventions, "The Nation" is sponsoring a Presidential Preference Poll. A ballot will appear in the June 16, 1956 issue and all readers are urged to watch for it. It will be a simple and comprehensive ballot which will enable readers to register their reaction to any of the likely alternatives that they will face in November 1956.

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PUBLIC opinion polls; PRESIDENTS -- United States -- Election; NATION, The (Periodical); UNITED States -- Politics & government; UNITED States
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