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On the next New Hampshire Outlook: NH Votes 2008: Gubernatorial candidates John Lynch and Joseph Kenney answer questions on the isues. Sunday morning at 9:30. On the next New Hampshire Outlook: NH Votes 2008: Gubernatorial candidates John Lynch and Joseph Kenney answer questions on the isues. Monday night at 6:00. |
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Coming up, NH Votes 2008: The candidates for governor talk issues next on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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A debrief on the Vice Presidential debate. Plus, one-on-one with the two candidates running for governor in New Hampshire. |
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Welcome to NH Outlook's "NH Votes" 2008 coverage. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Election day is a month away and the vice presidential candidates have presented their case to the country on why they should be part of the next administration. Democratic Senator Joe Biden and Republican Governor Sarah Palin squared-off Thursday night in Saint Louis for their first and only debate. Palin and Biden mixed it up on the economy, healthcare, energy and other domestic and foreign policy issues, including Iraq. Palin sought to describe herself as a Washington outsider while Biden charged McCain would be a straight successor to President Bush. |
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Here with some perspective on the Vice Presidential debate: Andy Smith, associate professor of Political Science at the University of New Hampshire and director of the UNH Survey Center. |
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It's been described as Spirited, energetic, certainly HIGHLY Viewed: 43 million Q The Stakes were HIGH for Sara Palin in this debate? Did she ACCOMPLISH what she needed to? Q Who WON? Q Biden may have had BETTER Performance -- but it was PALIN'S night surviving the encounter-- showing she is still a force in the campaign. Agree? Q Pundits said: Let Sara.be Sara. And, Joe.needs to be JOe. DID they succeed on that front? Q What were the Poll Numbers BEFORE debate. If Taken today.what would the numbers say? Q Highlight for Joe Biden ? Sara Palen? Q Debate Format.Candidates didn't always ANSWER the question. Q Did Palin score any points agasint Biden painting him as part of old boy network. Q Considering how POLARIZED the electorate is.is it likely the DEBATE changed anyones MIND? Q Will this debate have any IMPACT on UNDECIDED voters? Q so much of communication is non verbal.how did they do. Palin looked at camera. ANDY THANKS. The 2nd debate for the TOP of the ticket. John McCain and Barack Obama is Tuesday night in Tennessee. |
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Our NH Votes 2008 coverage continues with one-on-one interviews with the two candidates running for Governor in New Hampshire. |
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With the clock ticking toward the November election , we begin our coverage of the key races in New Hampshire with a look at the run for the corner office at the State House. The race for governor has incumbent Democrat John Lynch facing a challenge from state Senator Joseph Kenney. Kenney-- a Republican from Wakefield -- is in his 14th year in the Legislature and currently serving his third term in the Senate. Outlook's Richard Ager spoke to Kenney about the key issues in the race. |
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Kenney is facing an uphill battle against Governor Lynch. Lynch won a sweeping victory two years ago and his approval ratings remain extremely high heading into November. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with Governor Lynch for more on his bid for a third term. |
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Both Lynch and Kenney participated last Wednesday in a " Business and Industry Association" forum at Saint Anselm College in Manchester. The gubernatorial candidates discussed issues important to the state's business community including the current financial crisis and its impact on NH. The forum was produced in partnership with New Hampshire Public Television, NHPR and the Union Leader. You can watch the hour-long event on our website at nhptv.org/nhvotes. The candidates for U-S Senate will meet for a similar B-I-A forum at Saint Anselm College. You can watch that forum right here on NHPTV Monday night at 8:00. |
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That does it for us. Thanks for watching New Hampshire Outlook. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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LATEST GRANITE STATE POLL John McCain has regained a slight lead over Barack Obama in the race for President in the swing state of New Hampshire. But many voters remain undecided and many more say they could change their minds between now and the election. The most important issue to voters continues to be jobs and the economy Impact of Palin Selection - Likely Voters More Likely vote for 28% No differnece 45% More likely vote against 26% Don't Know 1% Favorability Rating: Palin - Likely Voters STATEWIDE - 9/08 Favorable 48% Neutral 8% Unfavorable 35% Don't Know 9% Favorability Rating: Biden - Likely Voter fAVORABLE 45% Neutral 9% Unfavorable 32% Don't KNow 14% 45% 9% 32% 14% 47% say economy & jobs MOST important STATEWIDE - 9/08 STATEWIDE Presidential - 9/08 47% McCain 45% Obama 1% Other 7% Undecided |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/05/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 1:50 A debrief on the Vice Presidential debate. Plus, one-on-one with the two candidates running for governor in New Hampshire. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Election day is a month away and the vice presidential candidates have presented their case to the country on why they should be part of the next administration. Democratic Senator Joe Biden and Republican Governor Sarah Palin squared-off Thursday night in Saint Louis for their first and only debate. Palin and Biden mixed it up on the economy, healthcare, energy and other domestic and foreign policy issues, including Iraq. Palin sought to describe herself as a Washington outsider while Biden charged McCain would be a straight successor to President Bush. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Sen. Joe Biden\ Vice Presidential Nominee, Gov. Sarah Palin\ Vice Presidential Nominee. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/05/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 5:05 A debrief on the Vice Presidential debate. Plus, one-on-one with the two candidates running for governor in New Hampshire. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Here with some perspective on the Vice Presidential debate: Andy Smith, associate professor of Political Science at the University of New Hampshire and director of the UNH Survey Center. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Andy Smith \UNH Survey Center. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/05/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:54 A debrief on the Vice Presidential debate. Plus, one-on-one with the two candidates running for governor in New Hampshire. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. With the clock ticking toward the November election , we begin our coverage of the key races in New Hampshire with a look at the run for the corner office at the State House. The race for governor has incumbent Democrat John Lynch facing a challenge from state Senator Joseph Kenney. Kenney-- a Republican from Wakefield -- is in his 14th year in the Legislature and currently serving his third term in the Senate. Outlook's Richard Ager spoke to Kenney about the key issues in the race. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Sen. Joseph Kenney\ Gubernatorial Candidate. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/05/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:24 A debrief on the Vice Presidential debate. Plus, one-on-one with the two candidates running for governor in New Hampshire. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Kenney is facing an uphill battle against Governor Lynch. Lynch won a sweeping victory two years ago and his approval ratings remain extremely high heading into November. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with Governor Lynch for more on his bid for a third term. Both Lynch and Kenney participated last Wednesday in a " Business and Industry Association" forum at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.The gubernatorial candidates discussed issues important to the state's business community including the current financial crisis and its impact on NH. The forum was produced in partnership with New Hampshire Public Television, NHPR and the Union Leader. You can watch the hour-long event on our website at nhptv.org/nhvotes. The candidates for U-S Senate will meet for a similar B-I-A forum at Saint Anselm College. You can watch that forum right here on NHPTV Monday night at 8:00. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Gov. John Lynch\ Gubernatorial Candidate. |