Nightline: Vote 2004 #747622
ABC Special for Tuesday, Feb 03, 2004
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A broadcast anchored by Ted Koppel (ABC) re: the results of this evening’s Democratic Party primaries in South Carolina, Oklahoma, Delaware, Missouri, and Arizona, and Democratic caucuses in New Mexico and North Dakota, including:
Results and analysis presented by Peter Jennings (ABC), Kate Snow (ABC), Bob Woodruff (ABC), Dan Harris (ABC), and George Stephanopoulos (ABC). Interviews by Koppel with Democratic presidential candidates Sen. John Kerry, Sen. John Edwards, and former Governor Howard Dean. Live discussion with Koppel, Republican strategist Bill McInturff, and Democratic strategist Stanley Greenberg re: the significance of tonight’s results. Taped segment with Jake Tapper (ABC), Edwards, former South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Richard Harpootlian, historian Dan Carter‡, South Carolina State Rep. Joe Neal, University of Maryland Professor Thomas Schaller, Democratic presidential candidate Reverend Al Sharpton, and unidentified others. Taped segment with Jim Wooten (ABC), Jim Peterson of the Arizona Democratic Party, and Debbie Lopez of the Latino Vote Project. Taped segment with ABC News Lieberman campaign reporter Talesha Reynolds, ABC News Edwards campaign reporter Gloria Riviera, ABC News Clark campaign reporter Deborah Apton, ABC News Dean campaign reporter Reena Singh, ABC News Kerry campaign reporter Ed O’Keefe, and ABC News Sharpton campaign reporter Beth Loyd.
- Reporter(s):
- Jennings, Peter;
- Tapper, Jake;
- Wooten, Jim
- Duration:
- 00:59:00
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