U.S. House Races Were Quiet Compared to White House, Senate

Name: U.S. House Races Were Quiet Compared to White House, Senate
Uploaded: 2012-11-20T22:00:00Z
Duration: P358S
Description: Though Democrats won a net gain of eight U.S. House seats during the 2012 elections, Republicans maintained their majority control and, for the most part, the status quo. Judy Woodruff talks to Rothenberg Political Report's Nathan Gonzales about why the results of U.S. House seat bids lacked major surprises and drama.

Clip: 11/20/2012 | 5m 58s

Though Democrats won a net gain of eight U.S. House seats during the 2012 elections, Republicans maintained their majority control and, for the most part, the status quo. Judy Woodruff talks to Rothenberg Political Report's Nathan Gonzales about why the results of U.S. House seat bids lacked major surprises and drama.

Aired: 11/20/12

Rating: NR

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U.S. House Races Were Quiet Compared to White House, Senate

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