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THE HERALD 22A WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3 2004 TELEVISION US CONGRESS Senate remains Coverage of caution a display restraint CRITIC GLENN GARVIN ggarvm com toral votes really meant little: only things that have been called here tonight are the slam dunks no further along than we were three hours But if you actually opened your eyes and looked at your television screen it was another story altogether The birdbrain over-exuberance that dominated coverage four years ago was channeled this time into horrifying but ultimately harmless excess in sets and graphics The most grotesque example was backdrop at Rockefeller Plaza which the network pretentiously renamed Democracy Plaza for the night There were more US flags flapping in the wind than the day the US Army marched into Paris and the ice-skating rink was turned into an enormous red-stateblue-state electoral map The garish overkill was disconcerting background for an evening that may have been our election-night farewell to an entire generation of anchormen Tom Brokaw will retire by the end of the year and Dan Rather (best Ratherism of the evening: the presidential race in Florida was than a Times Square and Peter Jennings will be well into their 70s by 2008 In the razor-edge drama of Tuesday returns the anchors were largely a forgotten story except when Arizona Sen John McCain capped an interview with Brokaw by saying: behalf of myself and my wife and the millions who have watched you thanks for the And for a blink of an eye Brokaw looked like he might do what anchors never do: shed a tear it In a splendid example of democratic compromise Tuesday TV election coverage offered us both humbly serious journalism and gloriously idiotic excess even if it give us what we really wanted: a clear winner Still nursing wounds from the ping-ponging projections of 2000 the major networks were cautious and sensible in picking winners and explaining their choices going to err on the side of promised Wolf Blitzer why as midnight approached no network was willing to declare a victor in decisive battleground states Florida or Ohio even though President Bush had held a tenuous lead in both for hours (ABC finally broke the Florida deadlock at 11:38 pm calling Bush the winner) Less cautious was Spanish-language network Telemundo which proclaimed Bush the winner in Georgia before polls even closed there Nonetheless Telemundo outshone rival Univision which stuck to its telenovela schedule If you just listened to the election coverage and commentary it was sober and intelligent: Brit Hume explained how the strategy in keeping Ralph Nader off the ballot in several states yielded little support for Sen John Kerry polling data showed the frustrated Nader voters were so furious they either stayed home or cast spiteful ballots for Bush George Will noted that civics teachers should be careful what they wish for high turnouts usually reflect a badly divided electorate Bob Schieffer at 10 pm pointed out that a seemingly impressive Bush lead in elec TV fa herald candidate Barack Obama exits the polling booth with on Tuesday Obama will be the only black senator Republicans held onto most of the seats they had and gained some previously Democratic seats to retain control of the Senate By DAVID ESPO Associated Press WASHINGTON Republicans renewed their grip on the Senate Tuesday night and reached out for more capturing a string of Democratic seats across the South Democratic leader Tom Daschle faced a strong challenge in South Dakota Democratic State Sen Barack Obama a political star in the making easily captured a seat formerly in Republican hands in Illinois and will be the only black among 100 senators when the new Congress convenes in January am fired he told cheering supporters in Illinois But Republicans did most of the celebrating in the Senate as well as the House where they marched steadily toward renewed control Rep Johnny Isakson claimed Georgia for the Republicans and Rep Jim DeMint took South Carolina Rep Richard Burr soon followed suit in North Carolina In each case Democratic retirements induced ambitious lawmakers to give up safe House seats to risk a run for the Senate GOP candidates mounted strong challenges in two more Southern states where Democrats stepped down In Florida former HUD Secretary Mel Martinez was in a tight race with Betty Castor a former state legislator In Louisiana Republican Rep David Vitter led several Democratic rivals comfortably with more than 90 percent of the precincts counted and flirted with an outright majority that would allow him to avoid a Dec 4 runoff Most incumbents of both parties won handily Sen Jim Bunning of Kentucky struggled mightily 2004 Election results 109th Congressional 1 4 5b Representatives In all there were 34 seats on the ballot 19 held by Democrats and 15 by Republicans In House contests Republicans defeated three veteran Texas Democrats and snatched an open Democratic seat in Kentucky Texas Democratic Reps Charles Stenholm a leading fiscal conservative and power on the Agriculture Committee and Martin Frost a one-time member of his leadership were both defeated along with Rep Max Sandlin Earlier Nick Clooney former Cincinnati TV anchor and father of actor George Clooney lost his attempt to hold an open northeastern Kentucky seat for Democrats He was beaten by GOP businessman Geoff Davis Associated Press writer Alan Fram contributed to this report disdain from some members of his own party Republicans who won new terms included Sens Richard Shelby of Alabama Kit Bond of Missouri Judd Gregg of New Hampshire George Voi-novich of Ohio Sam Brown-back of Kansas Robert Bennett of Utah Charles Grassley of Iowa Mike Crapo of Idaho John McCain of Arizona and Specter Among Democratic incumbents Sens Patrick Leahy of Vermont Christopher Dodd of Connecticut Barbara Mikulski of Maryland Evan Bayh of Indiana Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas Byron Dorgan of North Dakota Russell Fein-gold of Wisconsin Charles Schumer of New York Harry Reid of Nevada Patty Murray of Washington Barbara Boxer of California Ron Wyden of Oregon and Daniel Inouye of Hawaii won new terms "SNp THE WINNER: Illinois Senate his daughter Malia in Chicago among 100 before winning a new term in Kentucky Arlen Specter won re-election in Pennsylvania with barely 50 percent of the vote in a multi-candidate field Multimillion dollar campaigns were commonplace in the most tightly contested races the Daschle-Thune race set the pace Daschle and former Rep John Thune were in an impossibly close race in their sparsely populated state Theirs was a campaign on which the two men spent $26 million an estimated $50 for each registered voter After a particularly caustic campaign Bunning 73 fell behind Democrat Dan Mon-giardo early in the evening before moving ahead slightly Obama 43 had no difficulty dispatching Alan Keyes a black conservative whose outspoken views against abortion and homosexuality earned the Profile 2002 Election -108th Congressional Profile 435 Representatives Democrats Republicans Independent Women Biacks 1 37 24 SEKT EES 3 i II i' i 51 fJ is IB i 411 4 ki is i ir ss -s i IS (I a Democrats (136) Republicans (166) Independent (1) Undecided 205 (Ind) Independent (LU) Liberty Union (Re) Refrom (RTL) Right to Life Bold winner leading i- incumbent (D) Democrat (R) Republican 10 Fritsche (lib) McCaul (R) 11 Raasch (D) Conaway (R) 12 Alvarado (D) Granger (R if 13 Smith (lib) Uiomberry (R i) 14 Paid (R i) uncontested 15 Hinojosa (D if Thamm (R) 16 Reyes (D if Brigham (R) 17 Edwards (D if Wohlgemuth (R) 18 Jackson-lee (D i) Sullivan (R) 19 Stenholm (D i) Neugenbauer (R if 20 Gonzalez (D i) Scott (R) 21 Smith (D) Smith (R) 22 Matranga (D) Delay (R if 23 Sullivan (D) Homfla (R i) 24 Page (D) Mardianl (R) 25 Dogget (D if Klein (R) 26 Reyes (D) BurgessCR) 27 Ortiz (D O' Vaden (R) 28 Ashby (Lib)' Hopson (R) 29 Green (D O' Messina (R) 30 Johnson (D) Davis (Lib) 31 Porter (D) Carter (Rf 32 Frost (D) Sessions (Rf UTAH (ID 2R) 1 Thompson (D) Bishop (R 0 2 Matheson (D if Swallow (R) 3 Babka(D)y Cannon (R i) VERMONT 0 Ind) A Sanders (I Parke (R) VIRGINIA (3D 7R) 1 tee (Ind) Days (R 0 2 Ashe (D) Drabe(R) 3 Scott (D i) Sears (R) 4 Menelee (D) forties (R i) 5 Weed (D) Goode (R 0 6 Goodlatte (R) uncontested 7 Blanton (D) Cantor (R i) 8 Moran (D if Cheney (R) 9 Boucher (D i) Triplett (R) 10 Socas (D) Wolf (R i) 11 Longmyer (D) Davis (R if WASHINGTON (6D 3R) 1 Insiee (D i) Eastwood (R) 2 larsen (D i) Sinclair (R) 3 Baird (D 0 Crowson (R) 4 Matheson (D) Hastings (R i) 5 McMorris (R) Barbien (D) 6 Dicks (D i) Cloud (R) 7 McDermott (D I) Cassady 8 Ross (D) Reichert (R) 9 Smith (D i) lord (R) WEST VIRGINIA (2D IR) 1 MoOohan (D i) Parks (R) 2 Wells (D) Capito (R if 3 RahaK (D 0 Snuffer (R) WISCONSIN (5D 4R) I Ryan (R i)' Thomas (D) 1 Baldwin (D i) Magnum (R) 3 Kind (D if Schultz (R) 4 Moore (D)' Boyle (R) 5 Kennedy (D) Sensenbrenner (R if 6 Hall (D) Petri (R if 7 Obey (D if Miles (R) 8 te Clair (D) Green (R if WYOMING (IR) A Ladd (D) Cubm (R i) 5 Emanuel (D i) Best (R) 6 Cegelis (D) Hyde (R i 7 Davis (D I) Davis Fairman (R) 8 Bean Crane (R 0 9 Schakowsky (D 0 Eckhardt (R) 10 Goodman (D) Kirk (R i) 11 Renner (D) Weller (R i) 12 Costello (D i) Zweigart (R) i 13 Andersen (D) Biggert (R i) i 14 Zamora (D) Hastert (R I 15 Gill (D) Johnson (R 16 Kutsch (D) Manzullo (R i) 17 Evans (0 i) Zmga i 18 Zmga (D) LaHood (R 0 i 19 Bagwell (D) Shimkus (R 0 INDIANA (4D 6RD) 1 Visdoskv (D 0 Leyva (R) 2 Donnelly (D) Chocoia (R i) 3 Parra (D) Souder (R i) 4 Sanders (D) Buyer (R i) 5 Carr (D) Burton (R i) 6 Fox (D) Pence (R i) 7 Carson (D Horning (R) 8 Jennmqs (D) Hosiettler (R i) 9 Hill (D 0 Sodrel (R) IOWA (ID 4R) 1 Gluba (D) Nussle (R if 2 Franker (D) Leach (R i) 3 Boswell (D Lhompson (R) 4 Johnson (D) Latham (R t) 5 Schulte (D) King (R i) i i KANSAS (ID SR) 1 Warner (Lib) Moran (R i) 2 Boyda (D) Rvun (R i) 1 3 Moore (D 0 Kobach (R) i 4 Kmard (D) liahrt (R i) KENTUCKY (ID 5R) 1 Cartwright (D) Whitfield (R 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