Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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ln election was considered ax tossfupy9 wlthW Ford and Carter receiving ia'Imosst fexaectly the same percentage -fTl3jQ4I 'bdlQ'SQ Of greatest concern tofbdth Candi? dates, however, was the large bloclof uncommitted yoters, many of whlomi did not make up theirmlnds Lintilthejk reached the yotingiboothsq 3 ' Most analysts wereoo'ncernedsaboUt what they called voter,a'pathy geethe smallest voters turnout Alvi r ecent 'his-