In Depth (Soccer Moms: Female Vote) | Vanderbilt Television News Archive

In Depth (Soccer Moms: Female Vote) #609377

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 15, 1996
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Reports introduced.

(Richmond, Virginia: Lisa Myers) The political views of married suburban women nicknamed "soccer moms" featured; details given of the stunning lead President Clinton has over presidential candidate Robert Dole among this group. ["Soccer moms" Stacy THOMAS, Nancy PASCAL - describe Dole as out of touch; comment on Clinton.] [Republican pollster Kellyanne FITZPATRICK - comments.]

(Paradise Valley, Arizona: Gwen Ifill) The courting of the female vote by the Clinton campaign examined; details given of the initiatives promoted by the Democrats to win the female vote. [Arizona Republican Women SPOKESWOMAN - says they will vote for Clinton.] [Former Republican activist Teddy Lynn GUPPIE, Democratic activist Maureen SHEA - comment.] [DOLE - campaigns.]

Reporter(s):: Brokaw, Tom;; Ifill, Gwen;; Myers, Lisa
Duration:: 00:04:50

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