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Decision 04 / Wisconsin / Kentucky Congressional Race #748762

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 17, 2004
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Today’s Democratic primary in Wisconsin noted.

(Middleton, Wisconsin: Carl Quintanilla) Senator John Kerry’s campaign featured; scenes shown of Kerry in Middleton, Wisconsin.

(Studio: Tom Brokaw) The endorsement of Senator John Edwards by the “Milwaukee Journal” noted.

(Milwaukee: Kelly O’Donnell) Edwards’ campaign featured; scenes shown from Milwaukee. The flagging campaign of Howard Dean noted; scenes shown from Madison.

(Studio: Tom Brokaw; Washington: Tim Russert) The Democratic presidential race and President Bush’s re-election campaign discussed; map shown of states voting on March 2.

(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(Lexington, Kentucky: Chip Reid) The special race for an open Congressional seat in Kentucky featured; details given about this election’s significance in forecasting whether there will be a battle for control of the House this year. [Candidate Senator Alice Forgy KERR††- supports Bush’s leadership.] [Candidate Ben CHANDLER††- comments on Kerr’s alliance with Bush.] [Representative Robert MATSUI†- says it appears that Bush will not be able to help Republican House & Senate members in the 2004 election.] [Senator Mitch McCONNELL†- denies that the special election will be a referendum on the president.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Quintanilla, Carl;
O’Donnell, Kelly;
Russert, Tim;
Reid, Chip
Duration:
00:06:00

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