Election Night 2000
8 PM Broadcast
With only an hour before polls close in New York, we'll
take a look at last-minute get-out-the-vote efforts.
Plus, we'll check in with our reporters at the election-night
headquarters for Clinton, Lazio, and more.
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Newscast
Elizabeth Wenger with the top election news
of the hour.
New York Voters
Flock to the Polls
Tight races bring voters out in big numbers
Reporter Jay Newton-Small.
Get Out the Vote
Volunteers hit the streets of New York to
encourage people to vote. Reporter Stephanie
Anastassiou.
Live from
the Jon Corzine Campaign Party
Jaime Bedrin reports from East Brunswick,
New Jersey.
Live from the
Bob Franks Campaign Party
Sandra McDaniel in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Live report from
the Roy Goodman Reception
State Senate race report by David Houze.
The Johnson/Israel
Race
Reporter Jason Burks on the Suffolk Congressional
Seat.
Major Transportation
Initiative
New transit upgrades transits could mean easier
travel for commuters. Reporter Elizabeth Wenger.
First Time
Voters
Immigrants make up a large voting block
Reporter Anne Hemmett-Stern.
Women in
NY Politics
Money might be the reason for the lack of female
candidates.
Newscast
Marguerite Reardon with an election update.
Live from the
Republican Headquarters
Facing a Bush lost in their state, Republicans
in Florida are looking to other key states. Report
from Emily Kopp in Washington, D.C.
Live from the Democratic
Headquarters
Deomcrats in D.C. celebrate important Gore wins
in Michigan and Florida. Report from Grace Jean.
New York Senate
Race
Rick Lazio and Hillary Clinton stole the headlines
in New York's senate race, but six other candidates
are on the ballot. Reporter Justin Gray.
Question and
Answer Session
Melissa Sanford and Richard Allyn discuss Megan's
Law in New Jersey.
Mock Political Convention
High school students debate the issue of whether
the women's vote will be the deciding factor in
the national elecion. Reporter Hazel Gurland.
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