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Connecticut House Candidates Ratchet Up in Final Days

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The final weeks of the House race in Connecticut's 4th District have seen an increase in partisan vitriol but only a slight shift in polling numbers.

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Oct 27

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Analysts Discuss Campaign Ads, Gay Marriage, Iraq

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and National Review Editor Rich Lowry discuss the role that negative campaign ads, violence in Iraq and the New Jersey gay marriage ruling will play in the Nov. 7 midterm elections.

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Oct 27

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Ads Charge Opponents with Loose Morals, Fiscal Failures and Perversion

With the midterm election approaching and control of Congress at stake, bitterly-fought campaigns have led to a number of controversial negative ads making the news. Analysts discuss the impact of charges of emotional pandering, financial chicanery and loose morals.

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Oct 27

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Pennsylvania's 8th District Race a Fight to the Finish

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High-profile appearances and low-blow campaigning play prominently in Pennsylvania's 8th District where Republican Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick is trying to defend his seat from political newcomer Patrick Murphy.

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Oct 26

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Voters Express Concern Over Iraq, Terror Ahead of Casting Ballots

The NewsHour met hundreds of voters along the campaign trail who have expressed an array of opinions on the critical issues that will decide the election. Gwen Ifill sat down with eight likely voters to discuss the war, security, the…

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Oct 26

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Experts Debate Fence Along Mexico Border, Immigration Policy in the U.S.

President Bush signed a bill to build 700 miles of fence along the U.S. border with Mexico. Experts debate the controversial immigration policy.

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Oct 26

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Pew Survey Paints Bleak Picture for GOP

Even before the first ballot is cast, dozens of political polls will have tried to predict the outcome of this closely fought midterm election. Andrew Kohut of the Pew Research Center, reports on his own survey and some of the…

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Oct 25

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Journalists Gauge Possible Fallout of Bush Speech on Elections

President Bush said the United States is "winning" in Iraq and urged against a fixed timetable for withdrawal from the country. Political journalists E.J. Dionne and Rich Lowry discuss the possible political ramifications of the president's policy.

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Oct 23

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Democrats, Republicans Optimistic in Midterm Elections

Two weeks before the midterm elections, Democrats are confident they will retake control of the House and Senate. Two political analysts provide an update on the election landscape and speculation over a 2008 presidential run for Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.

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Oct 23

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Deadly Month in Iraq Bolsters Calls for Withdrawal

Eighty-six U.S. soldiers died in Iraq in October, making it one of the war's deadliest months. Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies considers a withdrawal of U.S. troops in this first part of a series on Iraq views.

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