NH Votes 2008: First Congressional District Race

Aired Sunday, Oct 12, 2008

NH Votes 2008: First Congressional District Race
Our NH Votes 2008 coverage continues with the race for the seat in New Hampshire's First Congressional District. It's a rematch from two years ago. Democratic incumbent Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter is facing a challenge from the man she unseated in 2006, Republican Jeb Bradley. Bradley held the seat for two terms before Shea-Porter beat him riding a wave of voter discontent with President Bush and the war in Iraq. NH Outlook's Richard Ager takes a closer look at the candidates and the issues.

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NH Votes 2008: First Congressional District Race

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