LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Democrats Al Gore and Bill Bradley also took differing approaches yesterday. Bradley called on voters to listen to their hearts, while Gore was attacking George W. Bush. Now we have a report on each candidate, beginning with CNN's Gary Tuchman and the Gore campaign.</s>GARY TUCHMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Bradley's native state was Al Gore's last state for Super Tuesday campaigning.</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Missouri has a chance to make a decisive statement about the Democratic nomination. I ask for your vote and your support in the vote tomorrow here in Missouri. I ask for your help to be the Democratic nominee.</s>TUCHMAN: The vice president's late Monday night rally in St. Louis, Missouri, followed a hectic day of campaigning in New York City where the candidate who says he is not taking anything for granted in the Democratic primaries, nevertheless, continued to concentrate his attacks on the Republicans. He blasted George W. Bush during a stop at a hospital in Brooklyn.</s>GORE: Under his leadership, the state of Texas now ranks 49th in health insurance for children, and health insurance for women 50th, 50 out of 50.</s>TUCHMAN: Fifteen states and American Somoa hold Democratic presidential contests on this Super Tuesday, and Al Gore takes great comfort in the fact that in not one of those places is he behind in the polls. (on camera): The vice president will go home to Tennessee later today where he'll watch Super Tuesday returns on television, hoping for and expecting the best. Gary Tuchman, CNN, New York.
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