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Campaign 2008 / New Hampshire and Iowa #871840

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Sep 04, 2007
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.

(Bow, New Hampshire: Jake Tapper) The 2008 campaign in unpredictable New Hampshire featured; scenes shown from the campaign trail; poll standings for the Democrats and Republicans cited. [In a diner, Senator Barack OBAMA; in New Hampshire, Senator John McCAIN - campaign.] [Independent voter Gerry HAMEL†- speaks about the war.] [University of New Hampshire professor Dante SCALA†- talks about the independents in New Hampshire.]

(Des Moines: Kate Snow) The 2008 campaign in Iowa featured; scenes shown from a livestock auction and of the Republican and the leading Democratic campaigners. [Iowa VOTER, "Des Moines Register" reporter David YEPSEN†, John Edwards campaign organizer Barbara MILLER†- talk about the Iowa campaign and caucus vote.]

(Studio: Charles Gibson, George Stephanopoulos) Why the presidential candidates are spending so much time in Iowa and New Hampshire, the early primaries and the problems for Mitt Romney in South Carolina discussed.

Reporter(s):: Gibson, Charles;; Tapper, Jake;; Snow, Kate;; George, Charles Gibson,
Duration:: 00:06:40

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