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With the state Primary over.it's on to the general election. What lies ahead in the next 7 weeks of campaigning? We'll hear from candidates and pundits: NOW on New Hampshire Outlook.where NH Talks. |
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You're looking at scenes from the University of NH in Durham. This week we're broadcasting from the Dimond Library on campus. It's all part of our on-going effort to take the program out of the studio and into your community. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to NH Outlook. At UNH and campuses across the country -- students of politics are dissecting Election results. On Tuesday, NH was one of 9 states holding primary elections. And, while the elections didn't generate a whole lot of excitement.it did produce a few surprises. With all the candidates now chosen, Outlook's Richard Ager reports everyone is looking ahead to November's general election. |
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Now that the dust has settled -- we check in with our pundits for some post-primary reflections -- and a look ahead to November's election. Here to talk about that. Andy Smith, the Director of the UNH Survey Center and Dante Scala with the NH Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College and visiting scholar here at UNH for the fall '06 semester. Q The BIG story of the Primary -- how LITTLE people cared? What was the final tally for TURNOUT ? Q How did Turnout IMPACT the results??? Q Suprised at all, or did this primary go by the SCRIPT? Q Carol-Shea Porter: The Rochester Activist, & former social worker -- ran a grass roots campaign managed to UPSET Jim Craig in the Democratic 1st District Primary? WHAT happened?? Q She had a STRONG anti-war Message -- was that a FACTOR in bringing people to the polls? Q Did Jim Craig's insider status hurt him? Q Carol-Shea Porter takes on popular Republican Incumbent Jeb Bradley in November. His approval ratings pretty high?? Q Harper's Magazine: had article examining Bradley's Investments and Voting Record. Will the portrait painted of him -- hurt him in the general election? ======== Q In 2nd District: It will be a REMATCH between Charlies Bass and Paul Hodes. People say Hodes is a dif candidate this time around? Bass defeated Hodes in 2004: 59% to 38% Q Bass was elected in 94 when REPUBLICANS were swept into power --but, given the discontent with Washington & the War in Iraq -- will being a DEMOCRAT help Paul HODES? Q We keep hearing this is the year for Democrats to wrestle back control of Congress. How do you see that PLAYING out here in NH? ** Bass says dem strategy is to "nationalize" all the races, but all politics is local. he works for NH. Q Not just the WAR on the minds of Voters -- what other issues will be driving the election?? Q Bass & Hodes closely matched in CAMPAIGN funds? ============= EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Q The Republican District-3 Race for Executive Council was a squeaker. Local Publisher Sean Mahoney LOST to Chuck Morse of Salem **Did we see a SPLIT vote in the Seacoast.benefiting MORSE? Q Chuck Morse will be facing Former Sen Pres. Beverely Hollingworth What are your thoughts on that MATCHUp? ===== Q On the STATE LEVEL. Democrats need more than a DOZEN seats for the STATE Senate to go DEMOCRATIC? Any suprises on that front? In 4th District Sen Robert Boyce LOST to retired Laconia HS football coach 2-term state rep Fitzgerald Q The Primary Election came on the heels of the 5th anniversary of 9/11 -- Q The President has LOW approval ratings -- while Governor Lynch has HIGH favorability. Will that help local DEMOCRATS gain some ground in November? Q In Governor's Race: Lynch's numbers have to be daunting for his challenger. Where can James Coburn make some inroads against John Lynch? Where is he vulnerable? Q Education Funding: Lynch against Constitutional Amendment to take Court out of Ed Funding? Q What will you have your eye on in November -- what's the RACE to WATCH? Q Any predictions? |
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My thanks to our guests: Andy Smith and Dante Scala. Special thanks to our hosts here at the Dimond Library at the University of New Hampshire. And, thank you for watching NH Outlook. where NH Talks. I hope you'll continue to join us as we take our show on the road and into your community. I'm Beth Carroll, I'll see you around NH. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/17/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:30 minutes NOW on New Hampshire Outlook.where NH Talks. With the state Primary over it's on to the general election. What lies ahead in the next 7 weeks of campaigning? We'll hear from candidates and pundits. You're looking at scenes from the University of NH in Durham.This week we're broadcasting from the Dimond Library on campus. It's all part of our on-going effort to take the program out of the studio and into your community. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to NH Outlook. At UNH and campuses across the country -- students of politics are dissecting Election results. On Tuesday, NH was one of 9 states holding primary elections. And, while the elections didn't generate a whole lot of excitement it did produce a few surprises. With all the candidates now chosen, Outlook's Richard Ager reports everyone is looking ahead to November's general election. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Paul Hodes\ Cong. District 2 Candidate, Carol Shea-Porter\ Cong. Distrcit 1 Candidate, Richard Ager\NH Outlook, Jack Heath\Meridian Communications, Jim Coburn\ Gubernatorial Candidate, Gov. John Lynch\ Incumbent |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/17/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 18:45 minutes NOW on New Hampshire Outlook.where NH Talks. With the state Primary over.it's on to the general election. What lies ahead in the next 7 weeks of campaigning? We'll hear from candidates and pundits. You're looking at scenes from the University of NH in Durham.This week we're broadcasting from the Dimond Library on campus. It's all part of our on-going effort to take the program out of the studio and into your community. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to NH Outlook. Now that the dust has settled -- we check in with our pundits for some post-primary reflections -- and a look ahead to November's election. Here to talk about that. Andy Smith, the Director of the UNH Survey Center and Dante Scala with the NH Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College and visiting scholar here at UNH for the fall '06 semester. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Andy Smith\UNH Survey Center, Dante Scala\NH Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/17/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:30 minutes NOW on New Hampshire Outlook.where NH Talks. With the state Primary over it's on to the general election. What lies ahead in the next 7 weeks of campaigning? We'll hear from candidates and pundits. You're looking at scenes from the University of NH in Durham.This week we're broadcasting from the Dimond Library on campus. It's all part of our on-going effort to take the program out of the studio and into your community. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to NH Outlook. At UNH and campuses across the country -- students of politics are dissecting Election results. On Tuesday, NH was one of 9 states holding primary elections. And, while the elections didn't generate a whole lot of excitement it did produce a few surprises. With all the candidates now chosen, Outlook's Richard Ager reports everyone is looking ahead to November's general election. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Paul Hodes\ Cong. District 2 Candidate, Carol Shea-Porter\ Cong. Distrcit 1 Candidate, Richard Ager\NH Outlook, Jack Heath\Meridian Communications, Jim Coburn\ Gubernatorial Candidate, Gov. John Lynch\ Incumbent |