Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / Vice Presidential Debate

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CBS Evening News for Thursday, Oct 11, 2012
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) Tonight's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan introduced; Gallup Poll showing presidential candidate Mitt Romney leading slightly over President Obama cited.

(Danville, Kentucky: Nancy Cordes) Biden’s debate preparations reviewed; photo shown of a mock debate.

(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Danville, Kentucky: Jan Crawford) The challenge for Ryan in the debate featured; photo shown.

(Studio: Scott Pelley) CBS coverage of the vice presidential debate noted. Map shown of swing states in the election; new polling on the presidential race between Mitt Romney and President Obama in Virginia, Colorado and Wisconsin cited.

(Asheville, North Carolina: Dean Reynolds) The tight race between Obama and Romney featured; poll findings cited; details given about the impact of the debate. [ROMNEY, OBAMA – campaign.] [Denver voter Liz PAYNE; Springfield, Virginia voter Arnold GRUNDEMAN‡– express views on Romney and Obama.]

Reporter(s):: Pelley, Scott;; Cordes, Nancy;; Crawford, Jan;; Reynolds, Dean
Duration:: 00:06:00

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