P182 CEEFAX 182 Sat 11 Jul 23:45/34 Democrat vice-presidential candidate Albert Gore is ranked far more positively than US vice-president Dan Quayle, a US poll suggests. The poll, for Time magazine and Cable News Network, found that 63% compared to 21% favoured the Democrat hopeful. A third of those polled thought the addition of Mr Gore would make them more likely to vote Democrat. Along with another poll for Newsweek magazine, President Bush, Bill Clinton and Ross Perot were shown to bj nick and nick in the ratings battle. 140 News Plus Democrats convention Next News Politics Newswatch BBC2 TVP182 CJJFAX 282 Sat 11 Jul 23:;8/07 U Democrat vice-presidential candidate Albert Gore is ranked far more positivuly than US ;ice-8re9idunt Dan Quayle, a US poll suggests. The poll, for Time magazine and Cable News Network, found that 63% compared to 21% favoured the Democrat hopjfun. A third of those polled thought the addition of Mr Gore woutd m!kj them more likely to vote Democrat. Along with another poll for Newsweek magazine, President Bush, Bill Clinton and Ross Perot were shown to be nick and nick in the ratings battle. - 140 News Plu; Democrats convrntiwn Next News Politics Vewswatch BBC2 TV