VOTERS UNHAPPY WITH THEIR CHOICE.(Main)

Byline: Howard Goldberg Associated Press

Bill Clinton built a Southern coalition that crossed racial and ethnic lines, cutting Paul E. Tsongas out of most of the black and Hispanic vote, exit polls showed.

Voters polled for four television networks were still clearly dissatisfied. Forty percent of Democratic voters said they had reservations about the candidate they chose, NBC said.

President Bush's approval rating continued to run low, even among Republican voters in his adopted home state of Texas. Early figures reported by ABC showed 36 percent of Texas Republicans disapprove of the way he's handling his job.

Clinton overcame concerns …