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Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / Third Debate / Undecided Voters #1032574

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Oct 21, 2012
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(Boca Raton: David Muir) The background to the final debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney introduced; poll standings cited.

(White House: David Kerley) Foreign policy issues for the debate tomorrow featured; scenes shown from Romney on the beach; details given about the issue of possible talks with Iran about nuclear weapons, about the attack on the US consulate in Libya, Obama's strategy for the debate and the economy issue. [Senator Lindsey GRAHAM†- comments on Iran's bomb-making capabilities.] [Obama campaign adviser David AXELROD†- characterizes Romney's "Duke of Hazzard" tour.]

(Boca Raton: David Muir; studio: George Stephanopoulos) What to look for in the third debate outlined; details given about Romney's tone on foreign policy, the flashpoint over the killings in Benghazi and the security and Iran issues.

(Boca Raton: David Muir) The undecided voters in Florida examined. ["The Signal and the Noise" author Nate SILVER†- comments on undecideds according to the poll and who they are.] [In Florida, voters Michelle SASKO‡, Frank MERKLE - comment on the debate and the election.]

(Boca Raton: David Muir) ABC News debate coverage announced.

Reporter(s):
Muir, David;
Kerley, David;
Stephanopoulos, George
Duration:
00:07:20

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