
I see no reason why the election should greatly affect any decision they might make.
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I see no reason why the election should greatly affect any decision they might make.

Since the Honolulu conference, more than 80 percent of the registered voters of South Vietnam have elected an assembly to draft a constitution.

I hope you people will remember that on election day by returning every member of the Democratic delegation from the great State of New York.

As the process of election becomes more complex and costly, we must make it possible for those without personal wealth to enter public life without being obligated to a few large contributors.

There is just one important, just one overriding issue in this election this year, and that is why I am not going to indulge in any muckraking or any mudslinging or even discussing personalities, because candidates never discuss personalities if they have issues to discuss.

On November 3d you are going to select the man whose thumb will have to touch that button if it is ever touched.

I hope after that kind of bragging and introduction, I hope she will be mine the last week of the campaign.

I urge local election officials, private citizens, and citizen organizations to make a special effort during that week to assist in every possible way the millions of persons who are about to cast their first vote in a Presidential election.

November 3d we are going to have a great Democratic victory if all of you will go to work, put your shoulder to the wheel, and do what is best for your country.

Come November 3d, you are going to have a chance to help us unite.

One candidate is roaming around the country saying what a terrible thing the Government is.

And on November 3d I think that you are going to choose an administration that you believe is responsible.

So when you go to make your choice, you will choose a Commander in Chief, you will choose a man that will try to find peace in the world, but will also try to find peace at home

Americans are not presented with a choice of parties.

I think that every person in this country ought to support the candidate of his choice, and the candidate that he feels will best serve.

We have had a suit there since last August against the registrar on the ground of discrimination in the voting.

You have to make a choice tomorrow on who shall be the next President of the United States.

I ask your support not merely for my candidacy or that of my colleagues, but I ask your support in choosing right for this country, in moving this country forward, in picking it up and sending it into the sixties to meet its responsibilities.