Elections

I do not intend to lose California.

I do not consider this to be a campaign forum, 'Meet the Press,' and I'm not here as a partisan candidate.

If you don't vote, you're the loser.

I think that will probably be determined more accurately on November 7, when you see the results of the campaigns.

I know that you have not confirmed me by your ballots, but I ask you to confirm me by your prayers.

Tomorrow, yes, I want your prayers for confirmation, but tomorrow I ask that you confirm me with your votes, and I won't let you down.

Wisconsin is crucial, Wisconsin is critical.

We are optimistic, of course, about winning Texas.

When the people go to those polls on November 2, they are going to say, 'Jerry Ford, you did a good job.'

Every eligible voter will be sending a message to Washington and to the world.

We are going to win California and the Nation.

This is the year when we take Rhode Island.

Oklahoma is one State that I have always carried, and we are not going to start losing it now.

Let me say, the third time will be the charm.

I want your first vote to be remembered as one of your best votes.

And, even more important, they voted.

What I am saying to you here now is: The vital importance is to get out the vote, to get it out up and down the line.

Four years ago, at your age, you could not vote. But predictions were made that the young voters will be on the other side. Let me say a majority of America's young voters are going to be on our side this year.