Democratic National Convention: Gore-Lieberman to Stop in Pennsylvania on the Road to L.A.
CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Now, Gore and his running mate, Joseph Lieberman, are on the road to the convention. They are making a few campaign stops along the way. CNN's Patty Davis is keeping up with the candidates, and she joins us now from Bridgeport, Pennsylvania. Good morning, Patty.</s>PATTY DAVIS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Carol, good morning. Vice President Al Gore will be reaching out to the female vote today in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania. He'll be touring a woman-owned doll-making factory that you see behind me. Women voters and specifically suburban women will be key in this election. Now, normally, Democrats do have an advantage among women, but, this year, George W. Bush is making a big play for them and he's doing well. The latest CNN/"USA Today"/Gallup poll showed that he got a bounce out of the Republican National Convention. He is right now about 12 points ahead in the women category, but that could change as Al Gore heads into the Democratic National Convention. Now, yesterday, Gore arrived in nearby Philadelphia. He was greeted by supporters. And earlier in the day he made a trip to the South, Atlanta, where he told his supporters there to bank on him, when it comes to keeping the good economic times rolling along. Now, later today, Gore will pick up the official, formal endorsement of the United Auto Workers. They did come out with their endorsement a couple of days ago. He will get it in person today, a long awaited endorsement, crucial to his campaign because it means 700,000 United Auto Workers behind him -- Carol.</s>LIN: All right, thank you very much, Patty Davis.