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Washington Notebook (Elections and Republicans) #330645

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Nov 03, 1990
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(Studio: Bob Schieffer) Republican candidates, President Bush's declining approval rating and the elections examined; scenes shown from campaigns of Patricia Saiki for Hawaii Senate seat, Representative Lynn Martin, who is running in Illinois against incumbent Senator Paul Simon, Representative Claudine Schneider, who is running in Rhode Island against Senator Claiborne Pell, incumbent Minnesota Senator Rudy Boschwitz, who is running against Paul Wellstone and Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield. [SAIKI - talks about issues and influence.] [Hatfield opponent Harold LONSDALE - talks about anti-incumbency.] Nature of off-year elections reviewed.

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Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:02:40

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