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Republicans say they won't be surprised if Holden stalls on Talent win

I'm Elizabeth Gill in Jefferson City where Republicans say they wouldn't be surprised if Governor Holden fails to act quickly in sending Jim Talent to the senate.

Scott Baker is a spokesperson for the Missouri Republican Party:

Talent's campaign says they are focused election day and are not speculating on how Holden will handle the outcome. From the State Capitol, I'm Elizabeth Gill, KMOX news. Date:October 28, 2002

By: Elizabeth Gill

State Capital Bureau

I'm Elizabeth Gill in Jefferson City where Republicans say if Holden fails to act quickly in sending Talent to the senate, it would add to a long list of political misteps by the Governor:

Republican Party spokesman Scott Baker says Holden should not stand in the way of what Missouri citizens want:

Talent's campaign says they are focused on election day and are not concerned with the issue at this time. From the State Capitol, I'm Elizabeth Gill, KMOX News.