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Winning West Virginia: JFK's Primary Campaign
O n February 4, 1960,John F. Kennedy
announced, "I shall run in the West VirginiaPresidential Primary." A
pivotal contest that captured national attention, the 1960West Virginia Primary
demonstrated that the young senator from Massachusetts was a viable presidential candidate. Kennedy proved that a Catholic candidate could win votes when he scored a landslide victory in a state where Catholics comprised barely 5% of the population. But, in his eyes, the primary was about more than just winning votes. "Primaries, moreover, require the candidate to become familiar with a state, its problems and its issues. Any candidate who wants this state's support at the Convention should be willing to take to the voters of West Virginia now his views on the major issues confronting this state and nation." - John F. Kennedy, February 4, 1960 The contest in West Virginia was daunting. Kennedy, a Harvard-educated native New Englander from a wealthy Catholic family, was trying to win over the people of a poverty-ridden, predominantly Protestant state in Appalachia. For weeks he traveled up and down the state, meeting thousands of voters, listening to their stories, speaking at large events and small gatherings. As the voters came to know him and eventually support him for president, so too did he come to understand their needs and aspirations. GIVE STUDENTSTHE VOTE!
The Kennedy Presidential Library
will once again spearhead theNational Student/Parent Mock
Election for Massachusetts. This
biennial nationwide program educates students of all ages about the importance of voting and encourages their future participation in elections.For the 2010 guberna-
torial election, theLibrary's Department
of Education andPublic Programs
will provide balloting materials and age-appropriate curricula about the candidates and key campaign issues.Information about the
National Student/Parent
Mock Election is available at
www.NationalMockElection.org.If you are a Massachusetts
teacher and would like to have your students participate in the mock gubernatorial election program, please send an email with your school's contact information to mock.election@ nara.gov.ISSUE 12 SPRING 2010
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS AT THE JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM