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On the next New Hampshire Outlook: NH Votes 2008: Second Congressional District candidates Paul Hodes and Jennifer Horn on the issues Sunday morning at 9:30. On the next New Hampshire Outlook: NH Votes 2008: Second Congressional District candidates Paul Hodes and Jennifer Horn on the issues Monday night at 6:00. |
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Coming up, NH Votes 2008 and the candidates in the Second Congressional District. Next on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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NH Votes 2008: We go one-one-one with the candidates in the second Congressional District. And, on the presidential campaign trail. highlights of the candidates visits to NH. |
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Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook's "NH Votes" 2008 coverage. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. The candidates are proving New Hampshire does matter in the race for the White House. With just over two weeks to go until election day, the Presidential nominees and their running mates are stumping in the state. Demoratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama stopped in the Granite State on Thursday where he tasted defeat in January's Democratic primary. Speaking to a crowd in Londonderry, Obama criticized McCain for the negative tone his campaign has taken. Obama's running mate, Joe Biden, was in Rochester and Manchester last Monday. The Demoratic vice presidential candidate talked about taxes, offshore drilling and the negative attacks by the McCain campaign. On Wednesday, Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin made her FIRST campaign trip to New Hampshire. The Alaska Governor made stops in Dover, Laconia and Salem. She praised McCain's economic plan saying it will get the economy moving again. During her visit Palin acknowledged Obama may have the lead in the state but reminded supporters McCain had been "counted-out" before the New Hampshire primary --and eventually went on to win it. Palin said voters could do the same on November 4th. Senator McCain is expected to return to New Hampshire this week. AP-NY-10-17-08 0851EDT |
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Our NH Votes 2008 coverage continues with one-on-one interviews with the two candidates running for the second Congressional District. |
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We turn now to the race for the state's Second Congressional District. Democratic Incumbent Paul Hodes faces a challenge from Republican Jennifer Horn. The Nashua mother of five is a former newspaper columnist and radio host. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with Horn at her Nashua home to discuss the issues. |
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Paul Hodes is hoping to defeat Jennifer Horn and win a second term in Congress. He was first elected in 2006 when Democrats were swept into power. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with him during a visit to the Kendall retirement community in Hanover to get his take on the issues. |
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Congressman Hodes and Jennifer Horn as well as 1st Congressional candidates Jeb Bradley & Congresswoman Carol Shea Porter -- will face off in two debates being aired on NHPTV. We invite you to tune in Sunday night, October 19th from 9:00-11:00 P.M. for our special NH Votes 2008 coverage of the two Congressional District debates. You can also watch them again on Sunday, October 26th from 4:00-6:00 P.M. Or, view them anytime online at our website nhptv.org/nhvotes2008. And you can watch a LIVE debate between the two US Senate candidates John Sununu and Jeanne Shaheen Tuesday night at 8.right here on NHPTV. |
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That wraps up our program. Thanks for watching New Hampshire Outlook. I'm Beth Carroll, I'll see you next time. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/19/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:36 NH Votes 2008: We go one-one-one with the candidates in the second Congressional District. And, on the presidential campaign trail. highlights of the candidates visits to NH. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook's "NH Votes" 2008 coverage. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. The candidates are proving New Hampshire does matter in the race for the White House. With just over two weeks to go until election day, the Presidential nominees and their running mates are stumping in the state. Demoratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama stopped in the Granite State on Thursday where he tasted defeat in January's Democratic primary. Speaking to a crowd in Londonderry, Obama criticized McCain for the negative tone his campaign has taken. Obama's running mate, Joe Biden, was in Rochester and Manchester last Monday. The Demoratic vice presidential candidate talked about taxes, offshore drilling and the negative attacks by the McCain campaign. On Wednesday, Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin made her FIRST campaign trip to New Hampshire. The Alaska Governor made stops in Dover, Laconia and Salem. She praised McCain's economic plan saying it will get the economy moving again. During her visit Palin acknowledged Obama may have the lead in the state but reminded supporters McCain had been "counted-out" before the New Hampshire primary --and eventually went on to win it. Palin said voters could do the same on November 4th. Senator McCain is expected to return to New Hampshire this week. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Sen. Barack Obama\ Presidential Nominee, Gov. Sarah Palin\ Vice Presidential Nominee |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/19/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:05 NH Votes 2008: We go one-one-one with the candidates in the second Congressional District. And, on the presidential campaign trail. highlights of the candidates visits to NH. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook's "NH Votes" 2008 coverage. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. We turn now to the race for the state's Second Congressional District. Democratic Incumbent Paul Hodes faces a challenge from Republican Jennifer Horn. The Nashua mother of five is a former newspaper columnist and radio host. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with Horn at her Nashua home to discuss the issues. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Horn\ Cong. Dist. 2 Candidate. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/19/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:05 NH Votes 2008: We go one-one-one with the candidates in the second Congressional District. And, on the presidential campaign trail. highlights of the candidates visits to NH. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook's "NH Votes" 2008 coverage. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Paul Hodes is hoping to defeat Jennifer Horn and win a second term in Congress. He was first elected in 2006 when Democrats were swept into power. Outlook's Richard Ager sat down with him during a visit to the Kendall retirement community in Hanover to get his take on the issues. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Rep. Paul Hodes \ Incumbent. |