Winning Wisconsin Will Come Down to Candidates' Ground Game

Name: Winning Wisconsin Will Come Down to Candidates' Ground Game
Uploaded: 2012-10-31T22:00:00Z
Duration: P597S
Description: Green Bay residents may love the Packers more than anything else, but politics comes at a close second. With a strong independent electorate, Wisconsin had the most counties in the U.S. vote for Bush in 2004 and then swing to Obama in 2008. Jeffrey Brown reports on the 2012 campaigns' attempts to woo these tough-minded voters.

Clip: 10/31/2012 | 9m 57s

Green Bay residents may love the Packers more than anything else, but politics comes at a close second. With a strong independent electorate, Wisconsin had the most counties in the U.S. vote for Bush in 2004 and then swing to Obama in 2008. Jeffrey Brown reports on the 2012 campaigns' attempts to woo these tough-minded voters.

Aired: 10/31/12

Rating: NR

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