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Candidates
Seek an Edge in New Hampshire
January
26, 2004
The Democratic candidates for president are practicing retail
politics at a frenetic pace ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary,
seeking an edge in what has become a volatile race.
Gwen Ifill discusses
the latest poll numbers and the mood of New Hampshire voters.
News
for Students: Getting Involved in Politics
January
26, 2004
New Hampshire
high school students Katie
Bickert and Emily
Gilbert participate in the political process by volunteering
for two Deomcratic campaigns. The students learned valuable lessons
about themselves and their community.
Candidates
Seek an Edge in New Hampshire
January
23, 2004
NewsHour analysts
Shields and Brooks discuss the performance of the candidates in
Thursday's debate, the final days of campaigning before the New
Hampshire primary, and other upcoming primary elections nationwide.
Excerpts from
Thursday's
Democratic debate and Friday's
campaign appearances.
Democrats
Hold Last New Hampshire Debate
January
23, 2004
Democratic presidential hopefuls met Thursday night
for their final debate before the New Hampshire primary, criticizing
President Bush's domestic and foreign policy moves while promoting
their own plans for the country's core issues.
Campaigns
Adjust Messages for N.H. Voters
January
22, 2004
In a report
from New Hampshire, Gwen Ifill discusses the latest strategies
of the Democratic presidential candidates as they attempt to woo
voters ahead of Tuesday's primary.
Also, Sens.
John Edwards, D-N.C., and Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn., talk
to New Hampshire voters.
Candidates
Deluge N.H. Voters With Ads
January
22, 2004
Ahead of the New Hampshire primary Tuesday, Democratic
presidential hopefuls have deluged the region's TV outlets with
advertisements that portray them as independent-minded candidates
who can defeat President Bush.
Kerry
Wins Iowa, Looks Forward to New Hampshire
January
20, 2004
Sen. John Kerry, winner of the Iowa cacuses, discusses
his come-from-behind victory, the New Hampshire Primary, his fellow
candidates, and the possibility of facing President Bush in the
general election.
Democratic
Contenders Descend on New Hampshire
January
20, 2004
Following Monday's Iowa caucuses, the seven remaining
Democratic candidates began intense campaigning in New Hampshire
ahead of the state's Jan. 27 presidential primary.
Lesser
Known Candidates, 'Bird Dog' Voters Have Opportunity to Be Heard
in the Granite State
January
12, 2003
Some of the lesser known candidates running in the first-in-the-nation
primary recently held a convention in New Hampshire, the state
where "bird-dogging" voters are trained to elicit clear
answers from frontrunners and less popular candidates alike.
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From New Hampshire Public Television
Candidates
Criticize Gore, Dean in NH Debate
December
10, 2003
The nine Democratic presidential candidates debated
in Durham, N.H., on Dec. 10, but it was the endorsement of Howard
Dean by former Vice President Al Gore earlier in the day that
stole the stage.
Dean
and Kerry Battle for Granite State Votes
November
25, 2003
Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts and former Gov. Howard Dean of
Vermont are campaigning hard to win over New Hampshire voters
who demand that candidates earn their support with personal attention.
Gwen Ifill reports on the candidates' attempts at "retail politics."
In
2000, New Hampshirians Chose Gore and McCain
February
1, 2000
Arizona Sen. John McCain won a decisive victory in the 2000 New
Hampshire GOP primary. On the Democratic side, Vice President
Al Gore narrowly defeated Sen. Bill Bradley.
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