How third-party candidates could disrupt midterm elections

Name: How third-party candidates could disrupt midterm elections
Uploaded: 2014-10-29T00:04:04Z
Duration: P351S
Description: Democrats and Republicans are eyeing at least 10 races where independent and third-party candidates could help swing the outcome on Election Day. Judy Woodruff talks to Jonathan Martin of The New York Times about which contests to watch and what it says about the state of two-party politics.

Clip: 10/28/2014 | 5m 51s

Democrats and Republicans are eyeing at least 10 races where independent and third-party candidates could help swing the outcome on Election Day. Judy Woodruff talks to Jonathan Martin of The New York Times about which contests to watch and what it says about the state of two-party politics.

Aired: 10/28/14

Rating: NR

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